There has been a lot of movement with Odell Beckham Jr since he has entered the league. After being drafted by the New York Giants he has since been traded to the Cleveland Browns and then released. OBJ landed in a good spot with the Rams, the day after he signed they lost Robert Woods to an ACL tear. Beckham has shown his worth ever since.
What Davis Says…
He’s fit in awfully well with his new team, snaring six TD catches in 10 games, playoffs included. But given the big picture, which includes the expected return of starting WR Robert Woods (torn ACL) next season, reasonable to expect that OBJ is headed back to the free agent pool.
In the seven games since joining the Rams, Beckham has racked up 305 receiving yards and five touchdowns. In the playoffs, he has shown his worth there as well. Given the “headache” that Beckham is painted as, he seems to be changing the narrative in LA. Looking at the Browns, perhaps it wasn’t him but a bad culture in Cleveland.
Provided that Beckham becomes a free agent at the end of the season, there could be plenty of teams lining up to talk to him.