The 2026 NBA Draft is officially over, having infused all 30 teams with talent in some form or fashion.While they're far off from making their official debuts, the newest crop of rookies is just weeks away from Summer League debuts, where they'll don their jerseys for the first time.The most talented class in some time, the impending Rookie of the Year race is sure to offer fireworks. Below, you can find the full odds per FanDuel Sportsbook, as well as NBA Draft on SI’s analysis:2026-27 Rookie of the Year Odds:Cameron Boozer: +240Darryn Peterson: +400AJ Dybantsa: +400Darius Acuff Jr.: +450Caleb Wilson: +950Mikel Brown Jr.: +1500Yaxel Lendeborg: +2000Keaton Wagler: +3500Brayden Burries: +5000Nate Ament: +10000Karim Lopez: +10000Kingston Flemings: +10000Morez Johnson Jr.: +10000Dailyn Swain: +10000Koa Peat: +15000Cameron Carr: +15000Ebuka Okorie: +20000Christian Anderson Jr.: +20000Joshua Jefferson: +20000Labaron Philon Jr.: +25000Chris Cenac Jr.: +25000Jayden Quaintance: +25000Aday Mara: +25000Hannes Steinbach: +25000Bennett Stirtz: +25000Allen Graves: +25000Zuby Ejiofor: +25000Sergio De Larrea: +25000Tarris Reed Jr.: +25000Alex Karaban: +25000Interestingly, Duke superstar Cameron Boozer — the third overall pick at the 2026 NBA Draft — has opened up as the favorite to win Rookie of the Year.It’s not massively shocking to see Boozer listed first in terms of bringing home hardware. He earned the National Player of the Year Award with the Blue Devils at just 18, is as pro-ready as they come physically, and landed with the perfect team for his strengths.Across 38 games, he averaged 22.5 points, 10.2 rebounds, 4.1 assists and 1.4 steals per game, lending itself to pro production sooner rather than later.Following Boozer is Jazz’ guard Darryn Peterson, who also landed in the perfect spot, as well as the top overall pick in Wizards’ wing AJ Dybantsa.A few more notable rankings are former Michigan big Yaxel Lendeborg, who ranks No. 7, as well as another Grizzlies’ forward in Karim Lopez, who has already played two productive professional seasons.Potentially the most shocking would be Koa Peat, who ranked No. 15 odds-wise despite being drafted No. 30 overall and promptly being traded to the Phoenix Suns. Peat possesses a pro-ready frame, but fell due to the lack of a consistent 3-point shot.The NBA Summer League in Las Vegas will tip off on July 9.Add us as a preferred source on GoogleFollow