Von Miller says WR Odell Beckham Jr. could see himself with Bills

Free-agent wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. has been making stops around the NFL as he continues to rehab a torn left ACL, and his former Rams teammate Von Miller indicated Wednesday that the Bills could be a realistic option once he's ready.

Miller told reporters that he's sure Beckham could see himself fitting in with the Bills, adding that he talks to Beckham "probably every week." 

"He's going to Giants practice facility, and the Saints, Tampa, and all that stuff, which you should," Miller said, noting that Beckham deserves to "get the love" from the league.

The 29-year-old receiver has been seen on the sidelines in Tampa and New Orleans this season, and he was reportedly spending time around his former team in New York last week to see injured former teammate Sterling Shepard.

Miller and Beckham both joined the Rams last November and won Super Bowl LVI together in February. 

The Rams have publicly declared their interest in re-signing Beckham, going as far as leaving his locker in place at their practice facility, but if he wants to join a legitimate Super Bowl contender, Sean McVay's team will need to play better than it has to this point. The Bills are 3-1 and won handily against the Rams in the opening game of the season.