Super Bowl Champ Shares Struggles of Making NFL Money Last After Earning over $100M in Career

Super Bowl champ shares struggles of making NFL money last after earning over $100M in career

Beckham starred with the New York Giants, but won a title with the Los Angeles Rams.

Former LSU champion blasts Odell Beckham Jr. over $100 million claim

Odell Beckham Jr. probably didn't expect old podcast footage to trigger a storm, but that's exactly what happened this week. A clip from his October appearance on The P

"Dumbest sh*t I’ve ever heard": Ex-LSU champ rips Odell Beckham Jr. for claiming $100M is not enough to sustain athletes

Odell Beckham Jr. sparked a wave of criticism this week after his comments in October resurfaced on social media.

Odell Beckham Jr. Claims It's 'Very Difficult' to Live Off $100 Million Contract, Goes Viral

Sure, a player contracted for $100 million doesn’t get the whole of the said 100 million dollars, but even after The post Odell Beckham Jr. Claims It’s ‘Very Difficult’ to Live Off $100 Million Contract, Goes Viral appeared first on FirstSportz.

Odell Beckham Jr. claims $100M isn’t enough for a lifetime — I’m confident most of us could make that work

Odell Beckham Jr. sat down with Ryan Clark and Fred Taylor on The Pivot this week and immediately started saying dumb shit — like how $100 million somehow isn’t enough to last a lifetime. He launched into this long-winded explanation about taxes chopping it down to $60 million, and how everything costs money, blah blah blah. Then, to cap it off, he dropped the classic, “People in our situations don’t get it.” Yes, OBJ — we absolutely do. Odell B…

Odell Beckham Jr. Responds To Backlash Over Comments About A $100 Million Contract Not Lasting Forever: “Completely Out Of Context”

Odell Beckham Jr. ironically can’t catch a break at the moment. The 33-year-old NFL wide receiver, who is currently a free agent (and just wrapped up a six-game doping ban), is currently making headlines for some tone deaf comments about money management. Beckham Jr. rose to NFL fame after his famous one-handed catch in 2013. That later led to him signing a 5-year, $95 million contract with the New York Giants in 2018. He’s since bounced around …