Odell Beckham Jr. was released by the New York Giants, should the Los Angeles Rams give Beckham a shot to contribute for them in 2026? The last time Beckham and the Rams were together they won a Super Bowl, but that was a long time ago in football years. It’s unclear that Beckham can make the impact now that he did then.
Or maybe it is clear which is why the Giants released him.
Then again, the Rams don’t seem to have much offense outside of Davante Adams and Kyren Williams. Tyler Higbee had a great
Week 3, but will that keep up? The tight end room for L.A. is wounded, and it’s unclear if their wide receiver room has enough depth.
If the Rams want to give Beckham a shot, that’s fun, but if Beckham couldn’t stick on the New York roster, it doesn’t seem likely he’d make the L.A. one, but we’ll see.
Giants release fan favorite Odell Beckham Jr. (espn.com)
“Beckham, 33, is not expected to be added to the Giants’ practice squad at this time, a source told ESPN. The three-time Pro Bowler was hoping for a better result as he attended to some “unfinished business” with the franchise that drafted him 12th in 2014.
Instead, Beckham played 19 snaps in three games and did not record a single catch.“
Broncos WR admits he ‘did sell’ the DPI that erased Rams’ interception (ramswire)
“It was… it was a little pass interference,” Bryant said. “I did—I did sell it just enough, you know what I’m saying, to get the flag. But he definitely gave me a little nudge that I felt, and I felt like I couldn’t get the ball, so it was either the ball or the call, and we ended up getting the call.”
Rams and Matthew Stafford nearing must-win territory in Week 4 vs. Eagles (ramblinfan)
“LA would have been much better off had the Eagles trounced the Bears. Then, the Eagles would have had a lead in the NFC East and been extremely confident in preparing to face a struggling Rams team. But with both reeling from a loss, the edge has to go to the home-field Eagles.
And that’s exactly what we didn’t need in Week 4.“
Sean McVay admits he didn’t understand Rams WR’s ‘TikTok celebration’ after TD (ramswire)
“”That was awesome,” said McVay. “I think that’s a huge confidence builder for him. I didn’t know what the hell hewas doing, but I guess he did a pretty cool TikTok celebration as well.”
Mumpfield continues to grow within the system, as he features in all of their personnel packages. Perhaps Sunday night is the beginning of much more for the man from Pitt.“
History shows Rams’ Super Bowl odds could hinge on Week 4 (sports.yahoo)
“The 2018 Patriots (11-5), 2007 Giants (10-6), 1993 Cowboys (12-4) and 1981 49ers (13-3) all bounced back after 1-2 starts to win the Super Bowl during their respective seasons, and each one put together a winning streak of at least six games on their way to a Lombardi Trophy. The 2001 Patriots were the exception, as they sat at 5-5 after Week 10 but turned things around with a young Tom Brady. Then they won their last nine games, finished 11-5 and claimed the first of six titles in the Brady-Belichick era.
Los Angeles gets its first shot at that script on Oct. 4 against the Philadelphia Eagles. It is a difficult road test, and the schedule doesn’t let up right away. The Rams host Buffalo in Week 5, which will show whether a Week 4 win holds up against another contender.“
Broncos Never Doubted a Comeback vs. Rams—Here’s Why (si.com)
““That’s the $6 million question, honestly and I think that we’re trying to sort through this first quarter, meaning he’s— obviously the moments aren’t too big and he moves and escapes and makes plays and it leads us to that first part of the jigsaw, which is, we have to find a way to play better earlier,” Payton said of the Broncos’ early-game struggles.
The painfully slow starts have been a theme in all three games this season, but Payton placed an emphasis on the low first-half numbers of Weeks 1 and 3, for whatever reason.
“Now, we’ve had a couple halves that have been real low-numbering halves, like Week 1 and then this week,” Payton said. “We just have to—because I think it’s more difficult to play defense if you look at time and possession. So that area needs to get better.”
Broncos WR Pat Bryant comes clean on whether he flopped on controversial pass interference call vs. Rams (cbssports)
“Whether or not it should’ve been called as DPI, it was a savvy move by the 2025 third-round pick, and it helped his team get the victory. Meanwhile, the Rams dropped to 1-2 on the season.”
Rams screwed over by pass interference and the 4 worst calls from NFL Week 3 (sports.yahoo)
“Vikings got away with two facemasks in win over the Buccaneers
There was a part of me that didn’t even really want to mention these missed calls from Minnesota’s win over Tampa Bay on Sunday because the Buccaneers, as a general whole, played so poorly. However, the fact that this happened twice ultimately made it too big of an issue to explore.
Which was your favorite missed facemask penalty that the Vikings weren’t flagged for? Was it Kenneth Gainwell clearly getting stopped by the defender ripping on his facemask only for the refs to not throw the flag?“
NFL news roundup: Packers signing guard Kevin Zeitler; Jayden Daniels (elbow) limited in practice (nfl.com)
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NFL Power Rankings, Week 4: 49ers claim No. 1 spot! Raiders, Vikings enter top 10; Patriots drop to 31 (nfl.com)
“It took three weeks, but the NFL finally delivered on Sunday.
What a week it was. Twelve of 16 games finished in a one-score difference, and while the opening and closing prime-time windows produced lopsided outcomes, Sunday’s witching-hour chaos made up for it by a wide margin.
The reigning champions are undefeated no more. The entire AFC North is 2-1, while the entire NFC South is under .500. Five teams remain perfect at 3-0, including the Raiders (yes, those Raiders).
All of this calls for a grand reshuffling of the league hierarchy. Let’s sort out where everyone stands after three weeks of football.
NOTE: Up/down arrows below reflect movement from the Week 3 edition of the Power Rankings.“
Comment of the Day:
“I love the adversity. Rams will have to earn it. Expectations are premeditated resentments. Are the Rams going to roll over? That whole superteam narrative is and was shit. If anyone thought this season was going to be a cake walk…You can walk you’re way out because it was never going to be easy. Will be that much sweeter when the Rams do come back.” -Ramaha
