Earlier this year, the Miami Dolphins added Odell Beckham Jr. to enhance Tua Tagovailoa s offense, marking a significant move for the team.
Known as one of the NFL's most talented wide receivers, Beckham's elusiveness and dependable hands have made him a top target for various quarterbacks.
Despite his talent, Beckham has faced inconsistency in recent seasons, often losing his top receiver status on different teams.
Beckham will miss the initial days of the Dolphins training camp, marking a disappointing start to his tenure with the team.
Placed on the physically unable to perform (PUP) list, Beckham is recovering from several "minor" injuries, impacting his early participation in training camp.
Signed to a one-year, $3 million deal, Beckham is expected to be the WR3 behind Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle, bolstering the Dolphins' receiving corps.
Head coach Mike McDaniel emphasized the importance of Beckham's ability to focus on timing and execution, critical for his integration into the offense.
While Beckham has struggled with injuries, including a torn ACL in Super Bowl LVI, the Dolphins hope his current "minor" injuries will not prevent him from starting the 2024 NFL season.