Cleveland Browns: Baker Mayfield, Jarvis Landry workout with OBJ
By Dan Justik
Every off-season, NFL players will fly around the country to workout with other top players in the league. But two Cleveland Browns had a particularly interesting workout with a superstar in the league.
With the Cleveland Browns training camp beginning in just under two weeks, some Browns teammates are already working on the field together.
It is not a surprise to see the Browns quarterbacks and receivers working out together with training camp right around the corner.
The offensive skill players want to get their chemistry honed in right before the practices start to heat up and before the preseason games begin. Baker Mayfield and Jarvis Landry were photographed on the field together, but they were also joined by one player that came as a surprise.
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Odell Beckham Jr. has had quite the off-season with the New York Giants. After not receiving a contract extension, Beckham was threatening to not report to any of the Giants’ off-season programs this summer. However, Beckham did report to the camps.
The problems with the contract situation and the Giants organization not wanting to deal with Beckham’s “diva behavior” led to trade rumors swirling around him during the lead up to the draft.
There is also the possibility that Beckham does not report to the Giants’ training camp, even though he has stated he plans on attending.
With the Browns having young talent on the roster, the draft ammo necessary to make a move, and the cap space to sign Beckham to an extension, the Browns seemed like a natural fit to make a move for the wide receiver around the time of the draft.
But after adding Landry and signing him to a five-year, $75.5 million extension while also having Josh Gordon and him being due for a new contract at the end of the season, Beckham would be more of an unnecessary luxury than a filling a need for the Browns if the front office thought about making a move for the receiver.
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It is interesting that Beckham decided to workout with some Browns players instead of organizing a workout his teammates. But this may just be a case of Beckham just trying to get work in any chance that he can before training camps open across the league.