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Odell Beckham Reportedly Told Players And Coaches On Other Teams ‘Come Get Me’

But Browns official reportedly says there is “no way” they’ll trade him.

Odell Beckham Jr.’s first season with the Cleveland Browns is not playing out as he expected, and there are reports that he wants out. 

Fox Sports NFL reporter Jay Glazer said on the Sunday pregame show that, “Throughout this year, Odell Beckham has actually told other players and coaches before games, during games, ‘Hey, come get me. Come get me out of here,'”

Through 13 games he has 59 catches for 844 yards and two touchdowns, all career lows. 

Before you think this is just rumors regarding his subpar season, Glazer was right about the Giants trading OBJ before the start of the season. 

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OBJ, has also reportedly been dealing with a sports hernia injury since training camp, caught just two of five targets for 39 yards in the Browns' 27-19 win against the Bengals on Sunday (December 8).

The rumors had been bubbling for weeks and were fueled by cryptic responses given by OBJ in a postgame media scrum on Thursday (December 5),

“I couldn’t sit here and tell you whether I’m going to be here, want to be here, don’t want to be here,” said OBJ. “This is exactly where I’m at now and I wouldn’t rather be anywhere else.”

OBJ tried to deflect the controversy with an Instagram post. 

On Monday (December 9) sources close to the Browns said there is "no way" the Browns will trade Beckham during the 2020 offseason after giving up 2017 first-round safety Jabrill Peppers and first and third-round picks in the 2019 draft to acquire him last offseason. 

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