As NFL training camps kick off, the spotlight shines on rookies eager to make their mark. With several standout players poised to capture attention, it's an ideal time to examine the odds for Offensive Rookie of the Year.

Favorites include:

• Jeremiyah Love, Arizona Cardinals (+400)
• Fernando Mendoza, Las Vegas Raiders (+425)
• Carnell Tate, Seattle Seahawks (+550)
• Jordyn Tyson, New Orleans Saints (+600)
• Jadarian Price, Seattle Seahawks (+750)

But beyond these frontrunners, several sleepers could surprise fans and analysts alike. Here are four players to keep an eye on, all with odds of +1000 or greater:

• WR Makai Lemon, Philadelphia Eagles (+1000)
  The Eagles' 20th overall pick dazzled at USC, recording 79 receptions for 1,156 yards and 11 touchdowns last season. With a new offensive coordinator, Lemon’s ability to create plays could make him a key asset in Philadelphia’s offense.

• WR Antonio Williams, Washington Commanders (+2800)
  A third-round selection from Clemson, Williams boasts the fourth-most receptions in program history. Despite injury concerns, he could emerge as a vital component in the Commanders' offense alongside Terry McLaurin.

• WR De'Zhaun Stribling, San Francisco 49ers (+6000)
  Drafted as the sixth wide receiver, Stribling brings speed and physicality to the 49ers. With injuries impacting the team's depth, he may find significant opportunities in an efficient offensive scheme.

• RB Jonah Coleman, Denver Broncos (+6000)
  As the fourth running back selected, Coleman had an impressive college career, scoring 17 touchdowns. With the Broncos aiming for a stronger rushing attack, he could carve out a notable role if injuries strike again.

These players may not be household names yet, but as the season unfolds, they could become key contributors in their respective offenses.