Odell Beckham Jr. reunion could be back on table after Giants’ rash of receiver injuries
The New York Giants may reconsider signing Odell Beckham Jr. following a series of injuries to their receiving corps. Gunner Olszewski's recent injury has left the team with fewer options at the position. This shift in circumstances could open the door for a potential reunion with Beckham.
- ▪The Giants had previously shown little interest in signing Odell Beckham Jr. due to having enough receivers on their roster.
- ▪Gunner Olszewski's torn Achilles tendon has ended his season and reduced the team's depth at wide receiver.
- ▪Head coach John Harbaugh had previously praised his relationship with Beckham from their time together in 2023.
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New York Giants Paul Schwartz Odell Beckham Jr. reunion could be back on table after Giants’ rash of receiver injuries By Paul Schwartz Published May 30, 2026, 12:23 p.m. ET Giants head coach John Harbaugh answers questions from reporters during football practice, Saturday, May 9, 2026, in East Rutherford, N.J. Noah K. Murray for NY Post Heading into this past week, the likelihood of the Giants and Odell Beckham Jr. coming together for a reunion was squarely in “nah, but never say never” mode. As in: Not totally impossible, but don’t hold your breath. Slow-playing this scenario was the smart way to go. Yes, the Giants had Beckham in for a visit and a workout on April 20. But that did not lead to a signing, and that was telling.
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