Odell Beckham Jr.’s last 1,000-yard season came in 2019 when playing in Todd Monken’s offensive system in Cleveland.
Just because Beckham put up strong numbers doesn’t mean that he or Monken viewed it as a positive season. The Browns, under first-year Head Coach Freddie Kitchens, who called the offensive plays all year, went 6-10.
Monken left for Georgia the following year while Beckham and the Browns continued to struggle together until it came to a head and he was released midway through the 2021 season.
Now in Baltimore, Beckham is happy to reunite with Monken.
“We had a great relationship in Cleveland. To be honest, there just wasn’t … You know when certain situations just aren’t for people; it’s not anyone’s fault or anything that happens, it’s just life goes that way, and things don’t work out the way that you would want to,” Beckham said.
“We had great rapport there, great communication. I remember him and I trying to really figure out what’s going on and bring everyone together. So, I have nothing but love for him.”
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