Odell Beckham Jr. Opens Up About Giants originally appeared on Athlon Sports. There may be no bigger “what if” in New York Giants history than the trade of receiver Odell Beckham Jr.

The New York Giants traded Odell Beckham Jr. to the Cleveland Browns in 2019, which seemingly became a franchise-altering move in the years after.

Odell Beckham Jr. and New York Giants fans were equally disappointed to see him leave. Beckham Jr. opened up about his frustrations being traded to the Cleveland Browns in 2019 on Saturday's ...

DeAndre Hopkins Already Living Up to the Billing The Ravens handed Hopkins a deal worth $6 million to be the proven commodity they were lacking among the receiver corps. No other member of the ...

This theoretical reset began with a 30-round, five-year re-draft that would help shape the young core of each franchise's roster. Players from the 2021-2025 draft classes were eligible to be ...

While the 2025 NFL offseason isn't over, the roster-building period is largely complete. Yes, some quality free agents remain unsigned, but the draft is over and organized team activities (OTAs ...

The Ravens saw Bateman help Lamar Jackson to a third first-team All-Pro season by posting a career-high 756 receiving yards and nine touchdowns. The latter number smashed Bateman’s career-best mark, ...

Lamar Jackson Successfully Opposes Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s Claim to No. 8 by: Benjamin D. Schwartz of Norris McLaughlin P.A. - MORE THAN YOUR MAⓇK™ Saturday, May 3, 2025 Intellectual Property ...

Last week, reports surfaced of a legal dispute between Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson, who wears No. 8, and famed NASCAR team owner and former driver Dale Earnhardt Jr., whose team ...

Dale Earnhardt Jr. addressed the legal dispute with Baltimore Ravens QB Lamar Jackson and the No. 8, and the role Teresa Earnhardt played in process.

Apparently, Jackson isn’t a fan of Dale Jr. and the No. 8 on the doors of his Chevy, because he’s taken legal action to prevent the NASCAR star from trademarking the number.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. once co-wrote a book titled "Driver #8," but another famous No. 8 — Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson — challenged Earnhardt’s race team’s ability to trademark ...