John Harbaugh, the New York Giants coach, indicated that the team's deliberation regarding Odell Beckham Jr.'s potential return might stretch into the upcoming training camp. Conversations between Harbaugh and the free-agent wide receiver have occurred multiple times recently.
The team is adopting a wait-and-see approach, with Harbaugh stating that a definitive decision on Beckham Jr. is not imminent and could be postponed until the formal start of training camp. This suggests the Giants are allowing the situation to develop over the next month.
Harbaugh expressed a degree of confidence in Beckham Jr.'s current state, mentioning that the player "ran well during his workout" and appears to be in good spirits, believing in his own capabilities. Despite his age, 33, and current free-agent status, Harbaugh suggested that Beckham Jr. could theoretically join an NFL team now.
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The coach confirmed he has spoken with Beckham Jr. "three or four times over the past week," maintaining open lines of communication about a potential reunion. The Giants are choosing to "play it out over the next month and into training camp" before reaching a conclusion.
