Los Angeles Rams star Odell Beckham Jr. reportedly suffered an ACL injury during Super Bowl LVI, according to a report.
The Rams announced late in the third quarter that Beckham will be out for the rest of the game. The NFC champs are already without wide receiver Robert Woods and tight end Tyler Higbee for Super Bowl LVI.With a strong defensive line, the Rams got a Hollywood ending and were able to win on their home turf 23-20.
Beckham, a free agent, has stated he would like to continue playing for the Rams, and now it's unclear how his injury will impact that decision for the Rams front office.
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