The future of Odell Beckham Jr. is still uncertain. After tearing his cruciate ligament in the Super Bowl, the wide receiver is still without a team. This is unlikely to change anytime soon. The 29-year-old could start the season as a free agent, as he will be out until at least October.

Munich – What will happen to Odell Beckham Jr. The wide receiver tore his ACL in the Super Bowl against the Cincinnati Bengals and is currently a free agent. So far, he hasn’t signed with any team, including the Los Angeles Rams.

That could probably stay that way for a while, because “OBJ” is not expected to be fit again until October, maybe even November. This is what Jeremy Fowler of “ESPN” claims. Beckham Jr. could keep all his options open until then.

Speaking on “Get Up,” Fowler explained, “So Beckham can take his time, maybe even wait until the first few weeks of the season to see who’s hot and who needs a receiver. “

LA Rams take care – but want Beckham Jr. back

Nonetheless, hopes are said to remain high within the Rams organization for the 29-year-old’s return. Partly because “OBJ” showed last year that he can help a team if he only joins the team during the current season. As a primary replacement, LA signed wideout Allen Robinson in the offseason. That, Cooper Kupp, Van Jefferson and a returning Beckham Jr. would make up arguably the most dangerous WR group in the NFL.

Last season, Beckham Jr. caught seven touchdowns in 12 games and was instrumental in the Rams’ success with a strong performance in the first half of the Super Bowl.