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The Miami Dolphins are placing Odell Beckham Jr. on waivers, allowing any NFL team to claim him starting Monday. If unclaimed, Beckham will become an unrestricted free agent. This decision is reportedly mutual, as Beckham seeks more playing opportunities, though his recent performance has been underwhelming. Once a top wide receiver, Beckham's skills have declined over the years as he moved between teams.
As fantasy football playoffs begin, the Week 15 waiver wire offers options to fill in for injured players. Quarterbacks like Matthew Stafford and Jake Browning are recommended for streaming. Running backs such as Kareem Hunt and Ty Chandler are worth considering, while wide receivers like Odell Beckham and Joshua Palmer provide solid options. Darren Waller is a streaming tight end to target, and the Indianapolis Colts defense is a recommended streaming option for Week 15.
In this fantasy football waiver wire article for Week 15, some recommended players to add include Ty Chandler (RB, Vikings) who could see increased opportunities if Alexander Mattison is out, Odell Beckham (WR, Ravens) who had a solid performance in Week 14, and Jake Browning (QB, Bengals) who has been putting up good numbers in recent weeks. Other potential additions mentioned are Desmond Ridder (QB, Falcons), Chase Brown (RB, Bengals), D'Onta Foreman (RB, Bears), Jerick McKinnon (RB, Chiefs), Jonathan Mingo (WR, Panthers), Cade Otton (TE, Bucs), and Tanner Hudson (TE, Bengals).
Odell Beckham and Zay Flowers are active for the Baltimore Ravens in Sunday Night Football, despite injuries. Flowers, who has a hip injury, had vowed to play, while Beckham, with a shoulder injury, was a game-time decision. The Ravens' inactives include cornerback Marlon Humphrey and linebacker Malik Harrison. The Chargers' tight end Gerald Everett and wide receiver Jalen Guyton are also active, while tight end Nick Vannett is inactive due to a concussion.
Odell Beckham, wide receiver for the Baltimore Ravens, expressed gratitude for being back on the field but admitted dissatisfaction with his limited production this season. With just 14 catches for 162 yards and no touchdowns, Beckham acknowledges the team's focus on winning a Super Bowl rather than individual statistics. Despite being overshadowed by rookie Zay Flowers and even fellow receiver Nelson Agholor, Beckham remains determined to contribute to the team's success and aims to earn another Super Bowl ring.
New Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Odell Beckham hopes to work with quarterback Lamar Jackson, but has received no assurances that Jackson will remain with the team beyond this season. Jackson is currently franchise tagged, but it appears likely that he will remain a Raven in 2023. The Ravens have stated that Jackson remains in their plans.
Lamar Jackson reportedly recruited Odell Beckham to join the Baltimore Ravens and the two celebrated together after Beckham signed. The Ravens paid more than any other team was believed to be offering Beckham, and it may be that they were motivated in part because they thought signing Beckham would help smooth things over with Jackson. Jackson remains a free agent who could sign an offer sheet with another team, but the Ravens would be able to match the offer sheet.
Marlon Humphrey, a cornerback for the Baltimore Ravens, welcomes Odell Beckham Jr. to the team despite their on-field fight during a 2019 game when Beckham was with the Cleveland Browns. Humphrey tweeted his excitement to play with Beckham and win a Super Bowl together.
Odell Beckham is visiting the New York Jets on Monday to undergo a physical and discuss his potential role in a possible Aaron Rodgers-led offense. The Jets already have a deep wide receiver room, but adding Beckham's talent to the mix could elevate their pass attack's potential. The meeting will be crucial in determining if there is a shared vision between Beckham and the team, both in terms of his fit and his health after sitting out the 2022 season with a torn ACL.
Free agent wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. is attending the NFL owners' meetings and has had discussions with several teams, including the New York Jets and Baltimore Ravens. Beckham, who tore his ACL in February 2022, has received interest but not at the right price. He has a formal meeting scheduled with the Ravens, and recently revealed that the best offer he's received is a compensation package of $4 million.