2023 NFL Comeback Player Of The Year Picks & Predictions

NFL Comeback Player Of The Year Value Bets

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NFL Comeback Player Of The Year Odds

These are the current DraftKings odds for the NFL Comeback Player Of The Year Award (as of August 15, 2023):

BetMGM NFL Insights: Comeback Player of the Year

• Highest Ticket%: Russell Wilson 23.6%
• Highest Handle%: Russell Wilson 22.0%
• Biggest Liability: Russell Wilson
• Odds Leader: Damar Hamlin -300

Best Bets To Win 2023 NFL Comeback Player Of The Year

Dolphins' Tua Tagovailoa, +2000. We saw how good this Miami offense can be with a healthy Tua, and I think the potential is there for them to have an explosive season. No one is talking about them, and all the attention is on the Bills and Jets. I think that is a mistake, and the Dolphins are going to shock a lot of people in 2023. This is a ton of value for the QB in this stacked offense. -Matt Horner

Bills' Damar Hamlin, -285. If Hamlin takes a step on the football field, he might win the award by default. His near-death experience last season after suffering cardiac arrest on the field was something that we had never really witnessed before during an NFL game, and it captivated the entire nation. There's a lot of juice here but he's got to win it if he returns to the field, so if you want to be part of his odds here, you could parlay it with perhaps another Bills future. -Matt Horner

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NFL Comeback Player Of The Year History

Every season, we get a player that comes out of nowhere that puts up a great performance that perhaps no one expected out of them. Geno Smith this past season won the Comeback Player Of The Year award after he led the Seattle Seahawks to an improbable playoff spot. Smith had been long labeled a "bust" in the league after failing as a New York Jet when he was drafted 10 years ago and never really playing at a high level in his career. However, some players are just late bloomers, and that was clearly the case with Smith.

Others have won the Comeback Player Of The Year award after coming back from an injury the previous season. Cincinnati Bengals QB Joe Burrow won the award in 2021 after he tore his ACL during his rookie season in 2020, and then came back to lead the Bengals to the Super Bowl. Alex Smith won the award in 2020 after breaking his leg and almost having to have it removed. It's amazing that he was even able to play a down in the NFL again, and that is what this award is all about.

About The NFL Comeback Player Of The Year

The NFL Comeback Player of the Year award is given annually to the player who has demonstrated the most significant comeback performance in a given season. The award is typically given to a player who has returned to playing at a high level after suffering an injury or experiencing a decline in performance in the previous season.

Here are some key facts about the NFL Comeback Player of the Year award:

• The award has been given out since 1972, and is voted on by a nationwide panel of 50 sports journalists who cover the NFL.
• Quarterbacks have won the award most frequently, with 18 quarterbacks winning the award in the past 50 years.
• Running backs and wide receivers have also won the award, but less frequently than quarterbacks.
• Some notable winners of the award include Drew Brees, who won the award in 2019 after recovering from a thumb injury, and Adrian Peterson, who won the award in 2012 after recovering from a torn ACL.
• In some cases, players who have missed an entire season due to injury or personal reasons have won the award, such as Michael Vick in 2010 and Eric Berry in 2015.

Winning the NFL Comeback Player of the Year award is a significant achievement, as it recognizes a player's perseverance and dedication to returning to playing at a high level after facing adversity.