Odell Beckham Jr. sign the treaty: Rams, not Cowboys as injured WR plans come back

Is Odell Beckham Jr. a major key to return to the Los Angeles Rams?

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Odell Beckham Jr. sign the treaty: Rams, not Cowboys as injured WR plans come back

Beckham is expected to return to the field in mid-November, according to NFL Media.

But where exactly? Late this week, former Cowboys player Marcus Spears, who works for ESPN, suggested – no, pleaded! – that Beckham sign with Dallas.

Is this a ridiculous idea? The oddsmakers, a former OBJ Giants teammate, and members of Beckham’s inner circle all disagree.

Whereas the media will continue to theorize – or publish – that Odell Beckham Jr. is either…

A ticket to return to the Los Angeles Rams… or a possible signing with the Dallas Cowboys…

Perhaps we should simply listen to what OBJ himself says.

He’s also telling “In aspects of being on his five-team wish list, he says “yes” to the Rams.

And he’s not saying anything “In that regard, yes” to the Cowboys.

Unfortunately for the Cowboys – if they care, given that they appear to be fine with CeeDee Lamb and Michael Gallup – Odell has made it clear that he has no desire to come to Dallas.

OBJ, who is still a free agent after suffering a torn ACL in the Rams’ Super Bowl victory over the Bengals, should be available to assist a team later this season. November? That sounds fantastic.

Beckham’s Twitter conversation with Spears revealed the five teams he’d like to join…

• Rams
• Chiefs
• Packers
• Bills
• Ravens

There is sense in each of those, with the Rams (this week’s Cowboys foe) and Bills being most vocal in either desire or confidence.

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