Odell Beckham Jr. expected to re-sign with Rams

The news comes after the wideout expressed a desire to remain with the Rams, where he quickly found his form after a messy split with the Browns. He said Los Angeles “feels like home” in large part, no doubt, to his production filling in for the injured Robert Woods. Between the regular season and playoffs, Beckham Jr. posted 48 catches for 593 yards and seven touchdowns.

That level of play – cut short by a torn ACL suffered in the Super Bowl – has led to interest in a reunion from the team’s perspective as well. General manager Les Snead recently stated he would “definitely like” to keep the 29-year-old. 

Doing so would be tricky from a financial perspective, given the team was slated to be over the cap before the offseason began. An extension for quarterback Matthew Stafford would help open the door to keeping Beckham Jr., though other changes are expected for the defending champions.

If he were to stay, Beckham Jr. would join Woods and Cooper Kupp to give L.A. arguably the most talented receiving trio in the league. While questions would linger about Woods and Beckham regarding their recoveries from major injuries, a healthy pass-catching corps of that caliber would give the team a chance to replicate at least the offensive output that helped earn them a title.