Odell Beckham Jr., recently released by the Baltimore Ravens, has reportedly had a positive meeting with the Miami Dolphins, as per the Miami Herald. This development comes as the Dolphins, previously constrained by cap space limitations, freed up $11 million after linebacker Bradley Chubb agreed to restructure his contract.
Beckham, 31, returned to the field in 2023 after a season-long recovery from an ACL injury suffered during Super Bowl LVI. Despite the setback, he played a pivotal role in helping the Ravens secure the AFC’s top seed for the playoffs, demonstrating his value on the gridiron.
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In Super Bowl LVI, Beckham’s performance was cut short due to injury, but prior to exiting the game, he showcased his impact potential by contributing two receptions, including a touchdown. Additionally, in the NFC title game, Beckham’s skill was evident as he amassed 113 yards on 9 receptions, affirming his ability to shine in critical matchups.
Should Beckham join the Dolphins, he is likely to assume a role akin to his previous stints with the Los Angeles Rams and Baltimore Ravens as a key contributor in the receiving corps, potentially serving as a No. 3 option behind standouts Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle.
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His potential addition would undoubtedly bolster the Dolphins’ offensive arsenal and provide quarterback Tua Tagovailoa with another dynamic target. Tagovailoa showcased his prowess last season, leading Miami to a second consecutive playoff berth while amassing the league’s highest passing yardage at 4,624 yards.