New York Giants Steve Serby Odell Beckham Jr.’s biggest Giants battle is against Father Time By Steve Serby Published July 30, 2026, 8:21 p.m. ET Odell Beckham, Jr. runs a drill Giants during camp. Corey Sipkin for the NY POST WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.Va. — The saddest, most painful endings happen where the old gladiator feels he has more to give.
Whatever Odell Beckham Jr. has left in his 33-year-old body, at least he will be able to walk away from the game he still loves with his head held high if sentimental reasons don’t prove to be enough for John Harbaugh to keep him at Last Chance Saloon.
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Beckham still dreams of winning a Super Bowl as a Giant, and we sure remember how he can reach for the unreachable star and come down with a football.
A much more immediate dream that is grounded in reality stands in his way:
