A recent social media interaction has Giants fans thinking a reunion could be in order with a former franchise icon.
After posting a carousel of rookie highlights to his Instagram on Tuesday, QB Jaxson Dart received a ton of love from fans in his comments. But one name stood out above all: ex-receiver Odell Beckham Jr.
Beckham took the Big Apple by storm from 2014-2018 — posting record stats on his way to three straight Pro Bowl appearances to start his career. After playing in just 23 games since 2022 though (and missing all of 2025), OBJ's football future seems almost non-existent.
Could it be time to bring Odell back to for one last dance?
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Dart has arguably been the biggest first-year Giants star since OBJ's remarkable dozen-game campaign 12 years ago — throwing for 2,272 yards, 15 touchdowns and just five interceptions with 487 yards and another nine scores on the ground.
“😤😤😤” Beckham commented on the promising QB's post, with three emojis with steam coming out of the nose.
“Whatcha say, bruh? 🤫” Dart replied to OBJ.
It didn't take long for fans to start speculating that Beckham could be back with Big Blue in short order — especially with John Harbaugh as coach.
Fans react to OBJ potentially being back with G-Men
"come back home 🐐🔥" a user said.
"i can feel the aura through my screen bro," another replied.
"stop blue balling us no pun intended," a fan posted.
"@obj @nygiants @jaxsondart lets go giants 2026-27 season!!!!" another person exclaimed.
"strap up one last time! LFG," another user begged.
"RECRUIT HIM JAXSON," another fan pleaded.
Beckham was seemingly on a HOF trajectory before the injuries mounted and some of his on and off-field antics starting getting in the way of his immense talent.
But OBJ was able to prove a lot of his doubters wrong after an up-and-down stint in Cleveland by overcoming all of that and becoming a key contributor on a Super Bowl-winning team with the Los Angeles Rams.