When wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. signed with the Ravens on April 9, many observers naturally wondered how the enigmatic veteran would fit in Baltimore.
Beckham, after all, had left his first two teams—the Giants and Browns—under acrimonious circumstances. He seemed to find a more stable home with the Rams in late 2021, but then he tore his ACL in the second quarter of Super Bowl LVI.
Although Beckham’s numbers haven’t been overwhelming yet this season, Ravens tight end Mark Andrews told Sports Illustrated on Tuesday morning that early returns on Beckham’s locker-room presence have been positive.
