Odell Beckham Jr.’s iconic Giants moment came against the Cowboys.
He may have just delivered his signature Browns moment against America’s team once again.
Beckham capped off a monster Sunday against the Cowboys by taking a reverse handoff for a 50-yard touchdown, carving through the Dallas defense to rescue the Browns in a 49-38 win at AT&T Stadium on Sunday. He added five catches for 81 yards and two more touchdowns. His three total touchdowns are just one shy of matching his entire output from last season.
The former Giants wide receiver had sparked the Browns early and they took a 41-14 lead into the fourth quarter. But the Cowboys mounted a furious comeback to get within three points with 3:42 left in regulation. The Browns got the ball back and went right back to Beckham to conjure up the final dagger.
Beckham started his day off by catching a 37-yard touchdown pass from fellow wideout Jarvis Landry on a trick play. In the second quarter, he caught a four-yard touchdown pass from Baker Mayfield.
Beckham’s big day came just over six years after he hauled in his famous one-handed catch against the Cowboys at MetLife Stadium. He now has eight career touchdowns against the Cowboys, more than he has against any other opponent.
