Day 43

Fresh Start_43: Odell Beckham Jr.
Enough is enough. Odell this is not okay, and I am not joking around. You have no time to be a head case and a complete distraction to this football team. I am not a Giant fan, but I am a big fan of yours, and I have my concerns about your career. If you have any bit of brain in that head and shoulders showered skull of yours, you will understand this. Your coach Ben Mcadoo and even your GM Jerry Reese have spoken up about the antics that you have displayed on the field in the past two weeks. I understand that you have your disagreements with the officials, like many players in the NFL, but you still have to play YOUR game and let your game do the talking. Odell, you are one of the most talented receivers in the NFL and can completely take over the game with nothing the defense can do about it.
Do you remember when you played your college teammate Jarvis Landry in Miami and just torched the Dolphin defense and the new pylon camera helping you add another touchdown to your career stats. Get the Josh Norman drama out of your head move on and completely dominate the league. I know a ton of Giant fans and I know how upset millions of fantasy owners are at you. YOU HAVEN’T SCORED A TOUCHDOWN YET AND IT IS WEEK 5! I would have a little more understanding and sympathy for you if you were having a good season, but you are not. You just had your worst game in your career with only three catches for twenty-three yards. You have to take a minute and not let anyone get in your head. Xavier Rhodes is not even close to being anywhere near your level of play. Shut up and play football, or enjoy a train wreak to the end of your career.
Sources:(espn.com, nfl.com)

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