Odell Beckham Research Paper

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Odell Beckham Jr. went to LSU college in Louisiana. He played as wide receiver and he rushed. His top stat was receiving though. People know him for his catching mainly. He played for the LSU tigers. He play 2011,2012,2013 then he was drafted to the New York GIants. LSU was pretty good when they had Beckham Jr. because he led them to victory almost every game they played.

Beckham Jr. was drafted to the New York GIants in 2014 as you can see in the picture above. New York Giants drafted Beckham Jr. because of his ability to catch and rush. Beckham Jr. has quick hands,fast speed,good balance, and leaping. 2014 was his first season on the Giants. He starts as a wide receiver for the Giants. Beckham Jr. is one of the top wide receivers in the league.
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But he was in college and they don't play as much as you do in the NFL. In 2011 he had 475 yards for receiving in 2014 he had 713 yards for receiving in 2013 he had 1,552. That is a major 2011 compared to 2013 is a big difference in yards. In 2011 he scored 2 touchdowns in 2012 he scored 2 touchdowns in 2014 he scored 8 touchdowns. You can tell Beckham Jr. improved throughout all 3 years he played for LSU.

Beckham Jr's stats for the NYG are better than his college stats but they are similar you can tell that he has improved in the NFL from college football. His yards in the 2014 season were 1,495 that's less than his last season for LSU but it was his first year in the NFL. In 2014 season he scored 13 touchdowns for the NYG. He has only played one season for the NYG so far he has started his 2015 season for the NYG now.

Odell Beckham graduated from LSU and his best stats for pro and college were being a wide receiver. As a wide receiver he catches really well.Odell is one of the best catchers in the league cause of his speed and quick hands.

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