Odell Beckham Jr. to sign with Dolphins after one-year stint with Ravens
NY Post
Odell Beckham Jr. is flying south for the 2024 season.
The former Ravens wide receiver is expected to sign with the Dolphins, NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero reported Friday following months of reported interest from Miami.
The one-year deal with the Dolphins is “worth up to $8.25 million,” with Beckham taking “less than was offered elsewhere, but wanted the fit,” according to Rapoport.
Beckham, who spent the last season in Baltimore on a one-year deal, was first linked to the Dolphins in March as free agency began.
The Miami Herald reported at the time how the team “internally discussed the idea of adding another high-quality receiver to pair” with the explosive wide receiving corps of Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle if they could “make the money work.”
Weeks later, ESPN reported the Dolphins were “trying pretty hard” to sign the 31-year-old Beckham.
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