Beckham Jr. is referenced as a cautionary parallel to the Giants’ overreliance on one high-target, echoing Odell-era tendencies. The mention frames Beckham as a benchmark for how a team offsets a top target with diversified options, relevant to the current dynamics around Slayton and Hyatt.

Beckham’s Miami exit underscores the volatility of late-career moves; no new deal has materialized yet. The Rams’ depth and WR targets will shape whether Beckham remains in play as a potential reunion or shifts to another offense with clearer opportunities.

Beckham's activity timeline is cited as a cautionary parallel to Waller’s ramp; the Dolphins reference Beckham's activation and release as a reminder to temper preseason expectations for veteran signings.

Beckham Jr. surfaces as a speculative, name-brand WR option that could swing the WR room if the Steelers strike; the panel treats him as a high-risk, high-reward pick with health and fit as the deciding variables in any pursuit.

Beckham Jr. is cited as the benchmark Nabers tied—Beckham’s 100-reception milestone in New York is used as a context for Nabers’ ceiling. Beckham’s legacy serves as a measuring stick for Nabers’ potential, though their teams and paths diverged, Beckham’s historical mark informs Nabers’ fantasy upside if health holds.