Harbaugh new Coach of Year favorite

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By Only Players Staff

Updated 9/11/24 4:05am ET

After winning his Los Angeles Chargers debut, Jim Harbaugh is now the +750 betting favorite at DraftKings for the NFL Coach of the Year award.

Harbaugh entered the season among the favorites but that status has slightly improved. He is a +900 co-favorite at FanDuel with Matt Eberflus of the Chicago Bears. Eberflus has +850 odds at DraftKings.

Harbaugh never won the award when he first coached in the NFL with the San Francisco 49ers from 2011 to 2014, reaching the Super Bowl at the end of the 2012 season.

Seattle Seahawks rookie head coach Mike Macdonald is the third favorite at FanDuel with +1100 odds. DeMeco Ryans of the Houston Texans, who finished runner-up last year due to a tiebreaker, has +1400 odds.

NFL Coach of the Year odds (top 10), courtesy of FanDuel

Jim Harbaugh +900

Matt Eberflus +900

Mike Macdonald +1100

DeMeco Ryans +1400

Kevin O’Connell +1500

Raheem Morris +1600

Mike Tomlin +1600

Jerod Mayo +1700

Shane Steichen +1700

Matt Lafleur +1900

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