Odell Beckham Jr.'s brief stint with the Miami Dolphins ended after the 2024 season, marking a disappointing chapter in his storied career. Despite being a three-time Pro Bowler, Beckham's performance in Miami was lackluster, with just nine receptions for 55 yards over nine games. The Dolphins, who signed him to a one-year, $3 million deal, opted to waive him in December after failing to integrate him effectively into their offense.

Now a free agent at 32 years old, the question looms: What does the future hold for Beckham? His high-profile signing was expected to bolster the Dolphins' receiving corps, but it seems the chemistry on the field just wasn't there. Teams might be hesitant to take a risk on a player with such a high profile who has struggled with injuries and consistency in recent years.