We are less than two days away from the 2023 NFL Draft on Thursday, April 27. The NFL Draft continues to be one of the most volatile betting markets in all of professional sports. Fueled by rumors, chatter, mock drafts by big-time insiders and tons of sharp and public money coming in, the NFL Draft markets see a ton of fluctuation in the odds.
With the market opening almost immediately after the Super Bowl, an abundance of factors start affect the market; offseason signings, trades, and cuts consistently alter the landscape of the NFL draft.
Sometimes the effects are minor and other times they send shockwaves through the market. University of Kentucky QB Will Levis and his odds of being the No. 1 overall pick did the latter early Tuesday morning.
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