Odell Beckham Jr laments Giants trade: 'I never, ever wanted to leave'
Odell Beckham Jr was a sensational sportsman for the New York Giants and was on a path to becoming an all-time great statistically before injuries hindered the journey Beckham did create conflict when he was with the Giants He simulated urinating in the end zone against the Philadelphia Eagles had a meltdown with the kicking net on the sidelines of a challenge and got into a bitter war with then-Carolina Panthers cornerback Josh Norman CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS COMThe Giants traded Beckham to the Cleveland Browns before the season He later won a Super Bowl with the Los Angeles Rams and spent time with the Baltimore Ravens and Miami Dolphins He appeared on CBS Sports coverage of the UEFA Champions League final on Saturday and made clear he didn t want to leave the Giants I never ever needed to leave the New York Giants he stated The reason you heard me talking about what was going on was because I was p----- because where I come from in college if we lost one encounter our season was over AARON RODGERS KEEPS FUTURE WITH STEELERS FOOTBALL UNCERTAIN WHILE FOCUSING ON PERSONAL PRIORITIES OVERVIEW This was the organization I got drafted to They maintained in me So if the Giants went and won a Super Bowl I would be happy But deep down inside I requested to be the one No question So it's definitely you'll consistently hold that But then someone like me I went to the LA Rams won a Super Bowl But still you just want that Beckham had catches for yards and touchdowns in five seasons with the Giants He was a Pro Bowler in three of those five years and was the Offensive Rookie of the Year in despite only playing games Jerry Rice had catches for yards and touchdowns in his first five seasons with the San Francisco ers He was an All-Pro in four of those five seasons and only missed four games in the season Beckham s future is unclear He parted strategies with the Dolphins in the offseason Follow Fox News Digital s sports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter
