Will Anderson Jr has separated from the field in the NFL Defensive Player of the Year market after Week 5. His price at Kalshi now shits at 46¢ (equal to +117), up from 27¢ (+270) after Week 4. Dallas Turner is next at 10¢, followed by Gregory Rousseau and Fred Warner at 8¢ apiece.

The table below compares the NFL DPOY odds after Week 5 to the odds from a week ago.

Odds in parentheses are American-odds equivalent of Kalshi prices as of Oct 13. Claim SBD’s Kalshi promo code today.

The latest board also shows meaningful movement among several contenders with prices available from both weeks. Rousseau rose from 6¢ to 8¢, while TJ Watt fell from 12¢ to 6¢. Turner moved from 13¢ to 10¢, Maxx Crosby from 6¢ to 3¢, and Trent McDuffie from 3¢ to 4¢. Aidan Hutchinson held at 7¢ and Warner at 8¢.

Anderson now dominates the DPOY market after rising from 27¢ to 46¢ from Week 4 to Week 5. The next-highest post-Week 5 price is Dallas Turner’s 10¢.

Anderson leads the NFL in both sacks (7.5) and tackles for loss (10). He is also tied for second in QB hits (14). That works out to 1.5 sacks per game, a 17-game pace of about 25. He has also forced a fumble. No other defender in this group tops the league in two of the three pass-rush categories.

Rousseau’s price has increased from 6¢ to 8¢. He leads the league in QB hits (17) and is second in both sacks (6) and TFL (8) and has forced three fumbles. By pure pass-rush disruption, he is nearly level with Anderson. His sack total is only 1.5 behind, and he has three more QB hits.

McDuffie moved from 3¢ to 4¢. McDuffie is the only non-front-seven player here without a gaudy counting-stat case. He has 16 tackles, 2 TFL and 1 INT, with no sacks or QB hits. His case rests on coverage, which these box-score numbers don’t capture