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Odell Beckham Jr. has found a new home in the NFL.
The veteran wide receiver has signed with the Minnesota Vikings, who added him to their practice squad on Wednesday. This move allows the former Giants player to continue his career after a disappointing second stint in New York.
Odell Beckham Jr.'s arrival in Minnesota comes as the Vikings look to add depth to their receiving corps. Justin Jefferson is currently dealing with an ankle injury, while Jordan Addison has also been limited recently. Kevin O'Connell's team is therefore looking to have more options at its disposal.
Beckham had started the season with the Giants after returning to the organization that had selected him with the 12th overall pick in the 2014 draft. However, he played in only three games and did not catch a single pass—on just one target—before being released on September 29. He had seen action on only 20 offensive plays during that brief stretch.
A reunion that could be significant
That experience could make it easier for him to fit into Minnesota's offensive system. Beckham is already familiar with the coach's concepts and may eventually get a chance to return to the field with the first team.
The veteran still boasts an impressive track record. In 122 NFL games, he has recorded 575 receptions, 7,987 yards, and 59 touchdowns. He also made three consecutive Pro Bowl selections early in his career and won the Offensive Rookie of the Year award in 2014.
For Odell Beckham Jr., this new venture represents an opportunity to revitalize his career. The Vikings, for their part, are acquiring an experienced veteran who could eventually become an additional option in their offense.
It remains to be seen whether Odell Beckham Jr. will be able to convince the organization to offer him a spot on the active roster in the coming weeks.
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