NFL Coach of the Year Odds: Jesse Minter Ushers in New Era for the Ravens

Trevor Knapp - Betting Analyst at Covers.com
Trevor Knapp • Betting Analyst 7+ years betting experience
Updated: Jun 11, 2026 , 04:20 PM ET • 4 min read

A defensive wizard who won a national championship and turned LAC into an elite stop unit, Jesse Minter now looks to restore order in Baltimore.

Baltimore Ravens head coach Jesse Minter during a press conference at the Under Armour Performance Center.
Photo By - Imagn Images. Baltimore Ravens head coach Jesse Minter during a press conference at the Under Armour Performance Center.

NFL Coach of the Year odds were high on Mike Vrabel entering last year, and he delivered, guiding the New England Patriots all the way to the Super Bowl.

Looking forward to a new season, a similar storyline is emerging, with DraftKings favoring Jesse Minter as he begins his first campaign as head coach of the Baltimore Ravens.

Fresh off successful stints as defensive coordinator with both the University of Michigan and the Los Angeles Chargers, Minter is listed at +650 to win Coach of the Year. Meanwhile, former Ravens HC John Harbaugh also headlines the latest NFL odds for the 2026–27 season.

NFL Coach of the Year odds

Coach Preseason Win Total (O/U) FanDuel
Ravens Jesse Minter 10.5 +650
Giants John Harbaugh 7.5 +900
Bills Joe Brady 10.5 +1200
Falcons Kevin Stefanski 7.5 +1400
Saints Kellen Moore 7.5 +1400
Bears Ben Johnson 9.5 +1500
Titans Robert Saleh 6.5 +1700
Cowboys Brian Schottenheimer 8.5 +1900
Raiders Klint Kubiak 5.5 +2000
Lions Dan Campbell 10.5 +2200

Odds as of 6-11-2026. Odds from FanDuel, one of our best betting apps. Sign up with our FanDuel promo code, or get one of our other sportsbook promos.

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NFL Coach of the Year opening odds

Here is a look at the opening odds for NFL Coach of the Year. John Harbaugh (+500) opened as the betting favorite. 

  • John Harbaugh (+500)
  • Jesse Minter (+750)
  • Joe Brady (+950)
  • Robert Saleh (+950)
  • Kellen Moore (+1200)
  • Mike McCarthy (+1200)
  • Kevin Stefanski (+1400)
  • Brian Schottenheimer (+1400)
  • Jim Harbaugh (+1600)
  • Todd Monken (+2000)
  • Klint Kubiak (+2200)
  • Ben Johnson (+2200)
  • Aaron Glenn (+2200)
  • Matt LaFleur (+2200)
  • Dan Campbell (+2500)
  • Shane Steichen (+2500)
  • Liam Coen (+2500)
  • Kevin O'Connell (+3000)
  • Jeff Hafley (+3000)
  • Dan Quinn (+4000)
  • Demeco Ryans (+4000)
  • Zac Taylor (+4000)
  • Sean McVay (+4000)

NFL Coach of the Year prediction

The New Orleans Saints caught fire at the end of last season, winning four of their last five games. With a full season of Tyler Shough under center, Kellen Moore could see this team take a big step forward in his second year as the Saints’ HC.

Based on last season’s win-loss records, the New Orleans Saints are set to have the second-easiest schedule in the NFL this season. New Orleans could quietly emerge as a contender to win the NFC South, a title it hasn’t claimed since 2020.

COY Pick: Kellen Moore (+1400 at FanDuel)


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NFL Coach of the Year trends

  • There has not been a back-to-back Coach of the Year winner since 1982 and 1983 (Joe Gibbs).
  • There have been 13 multiple winners of the Coach of the Year award, with three coaches (Don Shula, Chuck Knox, Bill Belichick) taking it home 3+ times.
  • Only one man has won NFL Coach of the Year honors despite his team finishing below .500 in the standings that season (Jimmy Johnson in 1990). 

NFL Coach of the Year history

A quick look at the NFL COY winners since 2000.

Year NFL COY Award Winner
2025 Patriots Mike Vrabel
2024 Vikings Kevin O'Connell
2023 Browns Kevin Stefanski
2022 Giants Brian Daboll
2021 Titans Mike Vrabel
2020 Browns Kevin Stefanski
2019 Ravens John Harbaugh
2018 Bears Matt Nagy
2017 Rams Sean McVay
2016 Cowboys Jason Garrett
2015 Panthers Ron Rivera
2014 Cardinals Bruce Arians
2013 Panthers Ron Rivera
2012 Colts Bruce Arians
2011 49ers Jim Harbaugh
2010 Patriots Bill Belichick
2009 Bengals Marvin Lewis
2008 Falcons Mike Smith
2007 Patriots Bill Belichick
2006 Saints Sean Payton
2005 Bears Lovie Smith
2004 Chargers Marty Schottenheimer
2003 Patriots Bill Belichick
2002 Eagles Andy Reid
2001 Bears Dick Jauron
2000 Saints Jim Haslett

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Trevor joined the Covers content team as a publishing editor in early 2022. Growing up in Vancouver, he studied Broadcast and Online Journalism at the British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT), and interned with TSN and Sportsnet Radio while also writing for the Daily Hive.

An avid bettor of the MLB, NFL, and CFL, Trevor advises his fellow sports bettors to leave their hearts at the door and not hesitate to fade their favorite team. It's a strategy he follows regularly as an apathetic Indianapolis Colts and Toronto Blue Jays fan.

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