Betseeker’s expert NFL tipsters have you covered for the best tips and predictions for every game of the NFL season.
The 2022 NFL Season kicks off on Friday and Betseeker has you covered with best bets, same game multis and value bets right through the season! Check out our tips for the major individual NFL awards, as well as the major statistical categories.
MVP
This season has a real sense of timing for Allen. After two incredible playoff performances to close out the 2021 season, the Wyoming product should take over as the face of the league on a team that should be the best in the AFC.
Coach of the Year
Rookie head coach O’Connell has been dropped into a good situation in Minnesota, especially on the offensive side of the ball. In a relatively weak NFC, the Sean McVay protege has the potential to make the playoffs in his first season, and getting the Vikings back to the postseason could well be enough to take the award.
Offensive Player of the Year
It logically follows that if Chubb can keep the Browns offence on track in the absence of Deshaun Watson, he could well pick up offensive player of the year honours.
Defensive Player of the Year
Bosa has been one of the best edge defenders in the league despite having very little talent alongside him. However, with the Chargers adding Khalil Mack, Sebastian Joseph-Day and more to their defensive front in the offseason, it gives Bosa the chance to truly shine on what should be a much improved defensive unit.
Offensive Rookie of the Year
The buzz around Pickens has been enormous as the Georgia product has lit up the preseason. His ball skills and route running are elite, and he should see plenty of targets, albeit mostly from either Mitch Trubisky or fellow rookie Kenny Pickett.
Comeback Player of the Year
Jameis was putting up excellent numbers in the Saints offence before going down with an ACL in Week 7. Behind an offensive line that is one of the best in football, and with new receiving weapons in first round draft pick Chris Olave and the returning Michael Thomas, Winston could easily lead a Saints side with an excellent defence back to the playoffs.
Most Passing Yards
As was shown when Drew Brees won this title in five out of six years, to take this award it helps to be on a team with an awful defence. Derek Carr looks an excellent candidate. With their receiving weapons, the Raiders should be able to put up big numbers (even if the offensive line is a query) and they are likely to get into plenty of shootouts in the loaded AFC West. Playing in a domed stadium helps too.
Most Receiving Yards
Cooper Kupp won this award by more than 400 yards last season and as was shown in the Super Bowl, even if the entire stadium knows that he is getting the ball, Sean McVay will still find ways to scheme him open. In a virtually identical situation this year, he looks great value to go back to back.
Most Rushing Yards
With the Browns having Jacoby Brissett as their starting quarterback for the first 12 weeks, Chubb should be the focal point of the Browns offence, behind probably the best run blocking line in football. Backup Kareem Hunt has requested a trade and could still be moved, meaning that Chubb would get an even bigger share of carries.
