Beckham Jr.'s value in the Giants' WR lineup
After making the 53-man roster cut for the New York Giants, Odell Beckham Jr. is 'carving out' his value amongst his peers in the wide receiver lineup, says Chris Simms and Connor Rogers.
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But do you get nervous with roster cuts coming here, you know, a week away?
Of course.
It's never been a position that I've really been in.
Yeah.
but you know, it's kinda It's like I went and caught 300, 400 jugs yesterday.
I'll go and do it again today.
It's just think about one thing, keep your mind simple.
And this week I'm gonna come out and give my best a- and leave it in God's hands and, and the, the Giants orga- organization to make the decision if, i- if there's somebody, like myself that they want here.
That was Odell Beckham, who made the Giants' 53-man roster after a pretty Played him a lot in the final pre-season game- They did against the Jets.
Physically, he looks good.
He, he, I mean, he's a magician running routes.
Yeah.
He's a magician.
The, that's the, that's where he's gonna carve out value for himself and that team.
He's not gonna be the number one target.
He doesn't wanna be.
He knows where he's at.
Right.
I know, I think a lot of people are like, "Oh, well Odell's there now.
Is he gonna want the ball 900 times this year?"
And it's like, no, he knows who the man is.
He's there to help out in any way.
He's happy, as he said in that interview, just to be back in football, back with the Giants.
He wanted to be there.
And another part of the reason he's there is to help out that third name on the list, to be a g- role model for Malik Nabers- Right who he said in that interview reminds himself of himself a lot, right?
Does that make sense?
It reminds himself- Yeah of himself.
It makes sense, but I don't know if that's the smoothest way to say it
