MetLife Stadium loses it as Odell Beckham gets introduced

He even sent out a poignant message with NBC Sunday Night Football before the opening kickoff.

“I got to learn so much about myself and who I am [here]. This is about to show who I am, not who I was,” Beckham said. “Right now I just want to be at my best and bring whatever I can to this team at the highest level.”

Although OBJ showed flashes of his old self while with the Giants: Catching a ridiculous one-hander before opening kickoff.

Beckham is now 33 and also rejoins his former Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh in New York. But Giants fans vividly recall the dominance he showed in his early NFL career.

The former LSU star exploded onto the scene with delivering three straight 1,000-yard seasons in his first three years of his career. He also caught between 91 to 101 receptions during that span as Giants quarterback great Eli Manning fed him the football. Beckham became a three-time Pro Bowl selection in the process while also becoming New York’s next beloved football star.

So Beckham received the loudest roars inside MetLife. He watched his Giants take a 14-7 lead into halftime.