Odell Beckham Jr. Says Cowboys Have 'Good Possibility' of Signing Him to Contract

Fans of the Dallas Cowboys may not have to wait much longer to get Beckham.

The wide receiver said it was a good possibility that the Cowboys would sign him.

Beckham went to the team Monday.

The LSU product is being pursued by other teams. According to Ian Rapoport, OBJ met with the New York Giants and the Buffalo Bills and was going to make a decision by the middle of this week.

The Bills and Cowboys stood out to Beckham while he was with the Giants.

He could catch passes from Josh Allen if he signed with Buffalo. The same thing could be said about Dallas with two people.

His health is a question mark after he tore his knee while playing in the Super Bowl. There is "considerable doubt" about Beckham's ability to play this season according to an executive from the National Football League.

Vacchiano wrote that Beckham wants a multiyear contract that will be worth $20 million a year.

The Cowboys have made no secret of their desire to add him to an offense that already has them.

A number of players have said they want him on the team, and the version of Beckham who scored a touchdown in the Super Bowl last season could be the difference-maker.

There is a good chance Beckham will win a second ring while wearing a Cowboys uniform.