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With time winding down on the regular season, Odell Beckham Jr. has yet to be signed, and a few teams should at least consider bringing him in.
The speculation surrounding where free agent wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. will continue his NFL career continues to escalate.
Beckham has been out of football since belong let go by the Los Angeles Rams following the conclusion of Super Bowl LVI, where he won his first ring.
Since then, the uncertainty of where he would go next has been a spinning wheel with no stopping in sight. Visits have happened, and talks have ensued, but not once has the pen been put to paper and a deal been announced.
One team thought to be interested was the Dallas Cowboys, but upon their signing of former Indianapolis Colt T.Y. Hilton, that looks out of the picture.
But all hope is not lost. Here are some teams that could put in an offer that Beckham wouldn’t be able to resist.
Sleeper Odell Beckham Jr. Destination No. 3: Buffalo Bills
Not surprisingly, the Buffalo Bills have been a team linked to Odell Beckham Jr from the start, due in large part to the presence of All-Pro pass rusher Von Miller.
Once teammates with Beckham in Los Angeles, Miller has come out publicly and said that Beckham would indeed come to Buffalo, but with Miller out for the year with an ACL Tear, the talk about the thought of both playing together in Orchard Park has died down.
That said, it would not be a surprise if general manager Brandon Beane took a flier on Beckham to aid Buffalo’s quest to Glendale in search of the franchise’s first Super Bowl title. But given the circumstances of Beckham’s return from his knee injury and contract demands, it may also be a reason to be wary of making such an investment.