Odell Beckham Jr. makes his feelings known after NFL insider reveals multiple teams interested in Pro Bowl WR

Odell Beckham Jr. is at a crossroads in his career. The wide receiver is without a team, having spent the 2024 season playing a limited role with the Miami Dolphins.

NFL insider Tom Pellissero revealed on social media on Wednesday that there were multiple teams interested in Beckham. The one-time Super Bowl champion responded to the report on X.

"Ahhhh finally real news… much love," Beckham tweeted.

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Beckham was drafted by the New York Giants at No. 12 in 2014. He established himself as one of the league's rising star wide recievers, winning the 2014 Rookie of the Year award. It was also the season when he did his one-handed catch, which many consider the greatest catch ever.

Beckham became a consistent and key part of the Giants offense, helping them to a playoff berth in 2016.

However, he began a downward spiral in form since. He spent most of the 2017 season injured and failed to help New York in 2018.

His trade to the Cleveland Browns initially helped the team in its move up the NFL pecking order, but it was only temporarily.

For the last five seasons, Beckham has been almost a background figure moving between teams and dealing with injuries. Since his departure from the Browns, he spent time at the LA Rams, Baltimore Ravens and Miami Dolphins. However, he made little contribution with these teams.

Pellissero's tweet showed that there is still some interest in Beckham, and it should be enough to keep his career going. However, whether or not he'll be return to his impressive form remains to be seen.

Odell Beckham Jr. denies retirement rumors

As Odell Beckham Jr. trains and prepares for potential offers from NFL teams, he denied the rumors that he is going to retire.

The speculations came from an Adam Schefter parody account, which said that the wide receiver was going to announce his retirement this week. Beckham responded to it.

"LOL WTF… when was that announced and by who? That’s funny , appreciate the concerns but this Shxt ain’t over yet," Beckham tweeted on Wednesday.

Whichever team signs him could get the Beckham of old. It would also add an experienced wide receiver who can help younger players develop.

About the author

Ben Tredinnick is a journalist who covers college football and college basketball at Sportskeeda who is currently studying for a masters in Data Science. His degree in Psychology has helped him gain an in-depth understanding of the minds of coaches.

Ben has been involved in sports writing since 2022 and covered the NFL previously. His strengths include providing in-depth profiles of athletes and coaches, with a particular focus on development, and looking at which teams could be in the hunt for today's college stars.

Ben enjoys following college sports more than the NBA or NFL because there is more variation in terms of playstyles. The tournaments are often more competitive than the major leagues, and due to the constant turnover of players, there are rarely any "superteams" in college sports.

He prioritizes research, looks at multiple sources and publications to make sure he gets the full picture of the story before writing. He tries not to write from a one-sided perspective to allow the reader to be able to make their mind up on their own.

A Texas Longhorns fan, as well as a massive New York Giants fan, some of his favorite college players of all time are Arch Manning, Tim Tebow and Reggie Bush.

When he is not working, Ben enjoys watching films (especially Godzilla) and spending time with his cat.

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Edited by Victor Ramon Galvez