Odds on Nick Chubb Next Team

Nick Chubb's next team odds had the Steelers as the favorite paying $200 for every $100 bet.

This week there's been talk of Chubb heading to Chicago and playing with the Bears.  That's a hefty payout should it happen as oddsmakers list the Bears at 18-1 odds.

From Marquee Sports Network:

"I get it. Nick Chubb is 29 and still recovering from a serious injury and hasn’t yet shown that he’ll return to elite form. But he might. And that’s worth a flyer, considering he could be the “Knuckles” from the Lions mold, someone who can be a thumper and split time with D’Andre Swift, who has a relatively immoveable contract in 2025.

"If he turns into the Chubb of old or even a close facsimile, the Bears are winners. If he’s not, they have Swift and Roschon Johnson available to carry the ball. Chubb has an estimated $3.3 million annual value, definitely worth the flyer either as a producer or a leader of a position group."

The Patriots pay $300 for every $100 bet should they land Chubb.

He's only viewed as a low cost stop-gap solution after running for a meager 332 yards, a 3.3 yards average per carry, and three TDs last season.

As for the favorite, Yahoo Sports writes:

"Chubb gives the Pittsburgh Steelers exactly what they will miss in Najee Harris—power. While the Black and Gold faithful may shudder at the idea of signing a Cleveland player in free agency, former Browns and Steelers CB Joe Haden proved how beneficial this move can be."

Rotoballer writes of Chubb's chances to head to the Las Vegas Raiders.

"The Raiders didn't have much of a running game last season. After a "breakout" final few games of the 2023 year from RB Zamir White, Las Vegas signed RB Alexander Mattison and planned on operating a one-two punch committee backfield. It didn't work out, and White was absolutely terrible. Mattison wasn't much better, and RB Sincere McCormick outperformed both before getting hurt. Ameer Abdullah had some good fantasy performances as a pass-catcher, but wasn't an effective runner of the football."