The New York Giants have a renewed need at receiver following Gunner Olszewski‘s recent torn Achilles tendon. All eyes turn to Odell Beckham.
The former Giants star attended Brian Burns‘ charity softball game over the weekend, signing autographs for fans and speaking to the New York Post’s Brandon London about the possibility of returning to his first NFL club.
“It’s a place I never wanted to leave,” Beckham said, “and it’s just a special place in my heart, just to see all of these Big Blue jerseys — just hoping for the best.”
Beckham worked out for the Giants earlier this offseason, and new coach John Harbaugh didn’t dismiss the idea of adding the veteran receiver, but noted it needed to be right for “both parties.”
The Giants are set to hold a WR workout on Monday, and Beckham is expected to be one of those in attendance. The others include Braxton Berrios, Anthony Miller and JuJu Smith-Schuster.
The 33-year-old receiver didn’t play at all in 2025 after receiving a six-game PED ban. Beckham said the time away has made him appreciate the game more.
“I think you just rely on the things you always rely on, which is my faith,” Beckham said. “And, you know, God has a place of special purpose and journey for me, and just being able to spend that time away, just made me realize some things. You know, I left some things unfinished.”