Wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. thanked Los Angeles Rams coach Sean Mcvay for everything he did for him during his time with the California team and the opportunity to win a Super Bowl.
“Coach Mcvay, you changed my life forever man,” the three-time Pro Bowl wide receiver tweeted Saturday. “Grateful I had that experience with you, single-handedly changed my life. Love and miss them boys over there, can’t wait to whooop u and coach Rah {defensive coordinator Raheem Morris} this year.”
Beckham had a short stint in Los Angeles, but was very productive, an injury kept him off the field and it was very difficult to find a team that wanted him until the Baltimore Ravens came along.
Odell Beckham Jr. admits he considered retirement before Ravens deal
The Baltimore Ravens have a new weapon in Odell Beckham Jr. for the 2023 season. After some time available on the market, the receiver agreed with the Baltimore franchise and arrives to be the safest target for quarterback Lamar Jackson.
“I’ve been through a lot of tough things over the last few years and thought my journey had come to an end. I didn’t want to have to start over again and end the same way,” Beckham told Dan Pompei of The Athletic on Monday.
“To be honest, I had to be resilient. There were other places I would have liked to go. I was never necessarily a Ravens fan because that franchise always beat the teams I played for,” the receiver said.
