OBJ's Giants Comeback: Harbaugh Weighs Options

On March 31st, Odell Beckham, Jr. might be eyeing a comeback with the New York Giants

after getting spotted chatting with head coach John Harbaugh.

At the NFL owners meetings this week, Harbaugh left the door wide open, saying they talk

and text often, and he'd consider every option if it fits the team.

Harbaugh's stress is all about what's best for Beckham and the Giants, keeping that

strong relationship alive from their Baltimore days.

But nearly 34 years old and living in Phoenix, Beckham would have to ace a workout first

to join the 90-man roster.

Fans are buzzing with nostalgia, but Beckham's not the explosive receiver from his early

Giants days with those monster yardage seasons.

Injuries like torn ACLs and a fractured ankle have slowed him down, and his last output

was just nine catches for 55 yards with the Miami.

Dolphins last year.

Recent comeback show mixed results.

Some bets like Grunk bounce back strong, others flamed out quick.

For the Giants, handing a spot to Beckham could block young talent like Darius Sladen

or a draft pick, especially since this squad isn't prime for A.

Tidal Rugged it?

We'll see if talks heat up, but Harbaugh's got to weigh the fit carefully before any

move shakes up the receiver room.

I'm Corey with the story, and you've been listening to NFL News Today.

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