The NFL is grappling with the risks posed by insider betting as prediction markets gain traction. Former San Diego Chargers general manager Tom Telesco highlighted concerns that individuals with insider knowledge could exploit these markets to place bets on draft outcomes. Unlike traditional sports betting, these prediction markets, such as Kalshi and Polymarket, enable users to wager anonymously, raising alarms about potential manipulation. The NFL has responded by sending letters to these markets, urging them to halt options that can be easily manipulated or are knowable in advance, including draft picks. Despite this, the markets have continued to offer numerous draft-related propositions, with Kalshi reporting around $2 million in stakes on the No. 2 overall pick alone. The league has faced challenges in maintaining integrity, as evidenced by suspensions of players for gambling-related violations, including standout Falcons wide receiver Calvin Ridley. Experts warn that as the NFL embraces gambling for profit, the likelihood of insider trading scandals increases, creating a precarious situation for the league's integrity.