Cowboys owner Jerry Jones hints at move for Odell Beckham Jr as WR continues recovery from torn ACL

Odell Beckham Jr. will likely have plenty of options when he fully recovers from an ACL tear he sustained last season, and that list could include the Cowboys based on owner and president Jerry Jones’ recent comments.

Beckham Jr. has not played since last year’s Super Bowl, which he won with the Rams, and was believed to have sustained the injury in that game before clarifying that he “really played the entire second half of the season without an ACL.”

Anyway, Beckham Jr. was instrumental in helping LA win a ring as he totaled 593 yards and seven touchdowns in eight games (including postseason) with the franchise after being released from the Browns.

And as week 8 of this season goes by without OBJ being fit for a team, Jones hasn’t forgotten what kind of player he is when he’s healthy.

‘He made the biggest catch I’ve seen, other than that Dez [Bryant] made for the touchdown against Green Bay,” Jones told 105.3 “The Fan” in Dallas on Friday, referring to his one-handed hold vs. Jones’ Cowboys in 2014.

“The bottom line is that Odell is a player I admire immensely.”

Odell Beckham Jr. played an important role for the Rams when they won the Super Bowl

Beckham Jr. allegedly tore his ACL during the Super Bowl, but later said the injury happened before the game

The Cowboys (5-2) have occasionally leaned on their run with Dak Prescott for five games this season, though they like to show it off when their starter is healthy.

CeeDee Lamb heads a respectable group of receivers, but without another elite pass-catcher on the roster, it’s hard to imagine Beckham Jr. would play a part for himself in Dallas, where he would sign.

Beckham Jr. has seemingly restored his image following his Super Bowl run with the Rams after a two-and-a-half-year stint with the Browns that didn’t see the wideout at its best.

Despite posting a respectable 1,035 yards in 2019, his Cleveland debut so far saw a career low in yards per game as he ripped his ACL seven games into the following season and overall struggled to produce. midst of quirky quarterback play.

Beckham Jr. was traded to the Rams mid-season last year after playing six more games for the Browns, and was only on a one-year contract with LA when he injured himself.