Dak Prescott reveals the Cowboys’ meeting with Odell Beckham Jr. ‘went well’
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Dak Prescott reveals the Cowboys’ meeting with Odell Beckham Jr. “went good” and claims the franchise wants him … but only if he “can come in and play right now” amid Dallas’ “concerns about the state free agent physique.
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott spoke positively of his team’s meeting with Odell Beckham Jr. earlier this week.
Despite owner-general manager Jerry Jones’ lack of assurance on the Super Bowl champion’s knee, Prescott told local media Thursday that Beckham’s visit “went well.”
‘Obviously, it would help to have it [Odell Beckham]; He’s a great player,’ Prescott said.
‘If he can come in and play 100 per cent right now, we want him. But I have a lot of confidence in the guys we have.
Dak Prescott spoke positively of the Dallas Cowboys’ meetings with WR Odell Beckham Jr.
Beckham is reportedly nowhere near ready to play, that is if Cowboys star Micah Parsons is to be believed.
The All-Pro pass-rusher told reporters Wednesday that Beckham won’t be ready to play for another five weeks.
That means the Cowboys, second in the NFC East at 9-3, will likely need to make the wild-card round, if not the divisional round of the playoffs, if Beckham wants to see the field this season.
Beckham was with Cowboys stars Micah Parsons (L) and Trevon Diggs (R) on Monday night
When asked about signing a player coming off a major knee injury without watching him train, Jones told the local radio station 105.3 The fan that ‘it’s not at all sure’.
Also, Jones was hesitant on Tuesday when asked if he thinks Beckham could play this season.
“I would say I’m going to keep that at bay,” Jones told The Fan. ‘I would say that’s a point of contention.’
Beckham tore his ACL while playing for the LA Rams in last February’s Super Bowl win over the Bengals.
The free agency tour of Dallas, New York and Buffalo comes after Beckham was kicked off a Los Angeles-bound flight from Miami last month after authorities said he failed to respond to requests to buckle up. safety and appeared to be unconscious.
As a result of Beckham’s expulsion, the flight was delayed for approximately 90 minutes, much to the dismay of other passengers.
The Giants confirmed Beckham’s meeting on December 1 to DailyMail.com, saying he met with coach Brian Daboll and team doctors examined his surgically repaired knee.
Jerry Jones doesn’t trust Odell Beckham Jr’s surgically repaired left knee.