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Odell Beckham Jr.
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- 1Red Sox crushed by Yankees as sports radio heats up●-- ON AIR -- Red Sox vaporized by Yanks? Phillies Donnie Baseball ripped for old-school move? Steelers shopping Joey Por
Overnight sports talk radio is running through a busy slate: the Boston Red Sox were blown out by the New York Yankees, Philadelphia Phillies manager Rob Thomson, nicknamed Donnie Baseball, is being criticized for an old-school decision, the Pittsburgh Steelers are reportedly shopping cornerback Joey Porter Jr., and the New York Giants may part ways with Odell Beckham Jr.
- 2Harbaugh comments on Giants cutting Odell Beckham Jr.●John Harbaugh on why Giants cut Odell Beckham Jr.: 'We weren't getting enough' https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7643392/
New York Giants coach John Harbaugh addressed the team's decision to release star receiver Odell Beckham Jr., saying the move came down to production: 'We weren't getting enough.' The quote was reported by The Athletic, and the release of one of the NFL's biggest names is drawing strong reaction from fans and analysts.
- 3Giants Release Odell Beckham Jr. After Three Games▼Giants release veteran WR Odell Beckham Jr. after three games, 19 snaps
The New York Giants have released veteran wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. after just three games with the team, in which he played only 19 snaps. The move cuts ties with the former star less than a month after his return, leaving his NFL future uncertain and raising questions about the Giants' receiving plans.
- 4Ex-NFLers React as Giants Cut Odell Beckham Jr. Reunion Short●‘Hope All Is Well,’ ‘More Celebrity Than Athlete’ — Ex-NFLers React as Giants Cut Odell Beckham Jr. Reunion Dramatically Short
The New York Giants have abruptly ended their reunion with wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr., cutting him from the roster shortly after bringing him back. Former NFL players reacted with pointed comments, one wishing him well with 'hope all is well' and another suggesting Beckham has become 'more celebrity than athlete,' framing the move as much about his off-field profile as his on-field production.