Overview
- The New York Giants officially signed Odell Beckham Jr. on Monday after workouts and repeated conversations between Beckham and head coach John Harbaugh.
- Harbaugh said he spoke with Beckham multiple times and vetted him in person, stressing that the receiver’s health and ability to handle regular NFL snaps will determine playing time.
- Beckham, 33, has had limited production recently, left the Dolphins by mutual agreement in December 2024 and served a six-game suspension in 2025 for a doping violation.
- The signing is part of a short-term plan to add veteran depth: the club also added Braxton Berrios earlier and JuJu Smith‑Schuster after a workout, and had about $10.2 million in cap space at the end of May.
- The immediate effect is more experienced targets while Malik Nabers rehabs; the key next steps to watch are Beckham’s availability in training camp and whether he can sustain practice and game snaps.