Odell Beckham spent last year rehabbing his second ACL tear and will return to action with the Baltimore Ravens. Beckham signed a one-year contract worth as much as $18 million with incentives and a guaranteed $15 million. The Ravens already signed Nelson Agholor to a one-year deal to bolster the receiver depth while Beckham immediately slides into a starting role, along with Rashod Bateman.
The Ravens suffered through a 2022 season that wanted to focus on better passing, and yet lost Bateman to a foot injury after six games. This upgrade in wideouts was needed after the Ravens’ 2022 season ranked No. 32 in the NFL with only 204 passes thrown to the position and No. 31 in catches (127) and yards (1,578).
Beckham suffered a litany of health issues in his career, including a torn ACL (2020), shoulder, hip, back and quad injuries. He tore his ACL again in 2022 in the Super Bowl and rehabbed for the balance of last year.
