LOOK: Eagles’ Darius Slay on the top CB duo in the NFL; Odell Beckham joining the Ravens

All-Pro CB Darius talked about Odell Beckham Jr. joining the Ravens, and he gave his opinion on the top CB duo in the NFL and who could match the Eagles’ pair

The NFL offseason has gotten off to an exciting start, and with teams returning to their facilities for OTAs and minicamps, all eyes are now on the draft.

During his latest Big Play Slay Podcast episode, the Eagles Pro Bowl cornerback reacted to Odell Beckham Jr.’s signing with the Baltimore Ravens and how it impacts Lamar Jackson’s trade request.

Slay also gives an interesting take on which NFL teams have the best cornerback duos and which secondary could rival Philadelphia’s.

Darius Slay recruiting Odell Beckham to Eagles by using matchups with the Giants as the bait

Darius Slay is recruiting Odell Beckham to the Philadelphia Eagles and he’s using the New York Giants as bait

Odell Beckham was traded from New York to Cleveland in a March 19 deal that the star wide receiver has still yet to recover from. Now on waivers after being released by the Browns, Beckham could get claimed by a team on the wire, or he could end up a free agent.

Eagles star cornerback Darius Slay has recruited star players since being traded to Philadelphia and on Tuesday, Philadelphia’s star cornerback used two matchups with the Giants as the bait for the disgruntled wide receiver.

Philadelphia will travel to MetLife Stadium on Thanksgiving weekend to face the Giants on the road, and then they’ll host Daniel Jones and company at Lincoln Financial Field the day after Christmas.

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Browns release Odell Beckham: 3 reasons why the Eagles should claim veteran WR

Cleveland Browns release Odell Beckham: 3 reasons why the Philadelphia Eagles should claim veteran wide receiver

The Browns are releasing wide receiver, Odell Beckham Jr., ending one of the more frustrating sagas in recent memory, with the talented wide receiver unable to mesh with quarterback Baker Mayfield.

One of the NFL’s most electric players of the past decade, Beckham just had his $7.25 million in remaining salary converted into a signing bonus money to lower the number and make him easier for teams to claim on waivers.

A playoff contender might be a better fit, but if the Eagles believe they’re close, Beckham would compliment DeVonta Smith well, while meshing with Jalen Hurts.

We’ve provided three reasons why Howie Roseman should pounce on Beckham.