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Bradley Chubb heavily favored to win Defensive Rookie of the Year When the Denver Broncos drafted Bradley Chubb fifth-overall in the 2018 NFL Draft Denver Broncos Hats , the consensus was that they got the best defensive player coming out of college. Oddsmakers in Las Vegas agreed, giving Chubb the best odds of winning Defensive Rookie of the Year honors. Chubb is off to an up and down start. He was sealed off by tight end Kyle Rudolph last week that sprung Latavius Murray for a 20 yard run, but came back a few plays later at the goal line to blow up Rudolph off the line to stop Murray short. Defensive Coordinator Joe Woods thought Chubb came out afraid to make a mistake Denver Broncos Hoodie , but after encouragement to turn it loose Chubb began making those plays.“The thing with Bradley, he was really kind of a little nervous and afraid to make a mistake,” Woods said. “I was like Youth Customized Denver Broncos Jerseys , ‘Hey man, you’ve got to cut it lose. Don’t worry about the mistakes, we’ll fix the mistakes. You just play hard.’”Chubb is already ahead of Shane Ray on the depth chart and will start opposite of Von Miller in the regular season. That gives him a good shot at competing for this Defensive Rookie of the Year award.Do you think Chubb will do well enough to win it? The NFL continues to rebound www.broncosauthorizedshops.com , when it comes to the generation of a sizable TV audience.Via SportsBusiness Daily, Monday night’s Chiefs-Broncos game on ESPN generated a 9.1 rating. It was the best Monday night number since Week Three of the 2017 season (Cowboys-Cardinals) and an eight-percent increase over last year’s 8.4 rating for a Week Four Monday night game between Washington and the Chiefs.The rating for Monday night’s game matches the 9.1 rating generated by the Week Four game in Week Four of the 2016 season. Which essentially gets the NFL back to where it was in the year that the ratings slide began to become noticeable.The Monday night measurement continues a 2018 trend (for the most part) of ratings going up. And that’s a good thing for the NFL and the networks, especially at a time when the TV viewership continues to decline.