DALLAS (105.3 The Fan) - The Dallas Cowboys are in the market for a playmaker, and Odell Beckham Jr., the top one available on the market, is making his way to Dallas for a visit in the coming days.
Many expect the Cowboys to be the front runner for Beckham, who is coming off of an ACL recovery, that has kept him out through the first 12 weeks of the season.
And according to a report from Josina Anderson, the Cowboys are not just looking to 'rent' Beckham, but are considering offering him a 'multi-year deal'.
If the price is right, that is.
The Cowboys are typically not the most aggressive team when it comes to spending money. However, they have been know to make splash moves in the past in order become more explosive.
Whether it be in the draft (CeeDee Lamb), the trade market (Amari Cooper) or free agency (Aldon Smith), Dallas is not afraid to rock the boat if the price is right.
And even when injury is a past concern, such as Jaylon Smith, Malik Hooker and others, Dallas has shown their willingness to take a chance.
Odell Beckham Jr. fits the mold in each of those scenarios.
So what would a 'feasible' deal for Beckham be in the eyes of Jerry Jones?
Given his competitiveness and desire to bring a Super Bowl back to Dallas, it will likely be a scenario of whatever Jones feels like its worth to him - which could be a lot.
Beckham is set to visit on December 5.
