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DeAngelo Hall Says Odell Beckham Can Still Help the Giants

Hall highlights Beckham's movement, hands and leadership as key assets for a Giants roster managing depth and injury risk.

Overview

  • Hall publicly told Hard Rock Bet this week that he saw Beckham run, change direction and make contested catches during OTAs and flag football and that those signs point to remaining athleticism.
  • Hall called Beckham a powerful locker-room presence who can teach younger receivers route technique and one‑on‑one confidence, naming Malik Nabers as a player who could benefit.
  • Beckham is on a one‑year, largely non‑guaranteed deal with the Giants that the team structured for low risk and short‑term depth rather than as a plan to make him the primary receiver.
  • Coaches and reporters continue to temper expectations because of Beckham's age, two prior ACL tears and missed season time while noting his availability will determine any on-field impact.
  • The broader takeaway is that Beckham's return offers potential on-field snaps and a mentorship boost for a young receiving corps while preserving the Giants' roster flexibility.