Odell Beckham hasn’t played since week five, but he’s still making waves on NFL Sundays, especially after a sideline outburst from Tom Brady in Buffalo.
Brady and offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels got into a sideline shouting match after a failed third down attempt. Obviously, the two men had a bit of a vocal disagreement. Brady said it’s “just football”, but these sideline fights never look good.
Tom Brady gets into it with Josh McDaniels after Patriots come away with a FG pic.twitter.com/qzF55g2h15
— Cameron DaSilva (@camdasilva) December 3, 2017
Brady on sideline argument with Josh McDaniels "It's just football, we've been around each other a lot. I love Josh." #Patriots pic.twitter.com/nrSQGdoETe
— Chad Amaral (@Chad_Amaral) December 3, 2017
On a day in which the big news is Gronk’s suspension and the house cleaning for the Giants, this has largely been swept under the rug. But imagine if Odell Beckham was the player losing his temper on the sideline, would it be a nothing story? OBJ certainly doesn’t think so.
https://twitter.com/Sean_Lyric/status/937452200862855170?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw&ref_url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.complex.com%2Fsports%2F2017%2F12%2Fodell-beckham-jr-calls-out-double-standard-tom-brady-sideline-outburst
Listen when I say this is the craziest thing someone ever has tweeted or posted to me because I LITERALLY had this same conversation today about the EXACT thing ur takin about it. âThereâs rules..and then thereâs rules..â https://t.co/WiTVSL31ar
— Odell Beckham Jr (@obj) December 4, 2017
Or ….immmaturity , or âneeds to grow upâ or âselfishâ or… umm what else is it exactly that âtheyâ say…. or âumcomposedâ no bro , Iâve watched that man do that exact same thing for years. Beat every time I cheered for in the super bowls… https://t.co/WiTVSL31ar
— Odell Beckham Jr (@obj) December 4, 2017
Naturally, those comments weren’t as well accepted by some.
Lol bro u have no idea what u started . Now u got all these critics with no credibility mentioning me to try to gain some likes or attention for what? Lol to talk about what we already knew. Some things better left unsaid. Im not phased. Workin on the best me on this return !! https://t.co/xY66rBeM7s
— Odell Beckham Jr (@obj) December 4, 2017
Stop wastin ur time tweetin me today. Negativity im blind to it. I canât see that . The amount of time and energy some of these people use to compose a tweet, u could be doin something bettter in this world. 24 hours in a day. And every second matters
— Odell Beckham Jr (@obj) December 4, 2017
I learned from him. This is the đ. So Iâm following his lead, I just may not know how to express it the same way. But donât get it confused , how 12 feels about the game , I would have a hard time sayin thatâs not EXACTLY how I feel. #GoatChasin https://t.co/WiTVSL31ar
— Odell Beckham Jr (@obj) December 4, 2017
Beckham is right. If Tom Brady, the GOAT, can have gigantic outbursts on the sidelines with his offensive coordinator, why can’t OBJ? In all seriousness, there is a bit of a double standard with how we treat these kinds of moments from different players, especially when it comes to Brady and everyone else, but while OBJ certainly is right here, it’s evident most people didn’t want to hear these thoughts from him himself because of his history.
And the Twitter user who posed the question in the first place was definitely caught in the crossfire.
https://twitter.com/Sean_Lyric/status/937689849674522625
https://twitter.com/Sean_Lyric/status/937776073231753216
Odell Beckham is still making waves even when he’s not playing.
