The Odell Beckham Jr. situation is complicated. Despite still being one of the most-talented wide receivers in the NFL, he remains on the free-agent market as training camps get going.

OBJ suffered a torn ACL in the Los Angeles Rams’ Super Bowl win over the Cincinnati Bengals. He’s likely going to miss a vast majority of the 2022 regular season due to said injury.

With that said, there’s going to be a strong market for his services among contending teams leading up to Week 1. We’re talking about a three-time Pro Bowl performer who showed out for the Rams prior to going down to injury last season. Below, we look at four ideal free-agent landing spots for Odell Beckham Jr.

Las Vegas Raiders bring Odell Beckham Jr. to Sin City

Las Vegas’ acquisition of star wide receiver Davante Adams changed the dynamics for this team big time. Recently-extended quarterback Derek Carr has himself a shiny new weapon. Adams will team up with Josh Jacobs, Hunter Renfrow and Darren Waller to form a solid foursome of skill-position players for the Raiders.

In no way does this mean kicking the tires on OBJ won’t be in the cards. Right now, Demarcus Robinson is set to be the Raiders’ No. 2 outside receiver. He might be pretty solid in that role. But bringing Beckham in for the stretch run could help Vegas as it looks to improve off last season’s surprise playoff appearance.

 

Green Bay Packers provide Aaron Rodgers with top target

Green Bay lost both Davante Adams and Marquez Valdes-Scantling this offseason. Right now, Aaron Rodgers would rely on Allen Lazard to be his No. 1 receiver. Rookie Christian Watson and veterans Randall Cobb as well as Sammy Watkins round out the top four. That’s not an ideal scenario for a Packers team with Super Bowl aspirations.

  • Odell Beckham Jr. stats (2021): 44 receptions, 537 yards, 5 TD, 54% catch rate

While OBJ’s stats were not great last season, it must be noted that he was dealing with some major drama in Cleveland ahead of a move to the Rams. Catching passes from one of the top quarterbacks in modern NFL history could help him turn this thing around.