Odell Beckham Already Started His Antics in Cleveland by Violating League Rules Wearing $350K Watch
By Michael Luciano
Odell Beckham has always been one to make some bold fashion choices on the field, but it appears that his wallet could take another big hit for his fit on the gridiron.
During the Tennessee Titans' 43-13 whipping of the Cleveland Browns, Beckham was sporting a Richard Mille watch that was priced at around $350,000. The NFL was not as keen on the watch as Beckham or the fashion police might have been. He could face discipline, as NFL rules prohibit "hard objects" like a watch to be worn on the field.
#Browns WR Odell Beckham Jr, who took the field with $350K Richard Mille watch, violated a league rule prohibiting hard objects, I’m told. (There is no rule against jewelry.) The league will address it with him and the team, but that’s likely as far as it goes.
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) September 9, 2019
In his first game in Northeast Ohio, Beckham caught seven passes for 71 yards, working mostly against Adoree Jackson.
When you roll up to the stadium with that on your wrist, you have to have an amazing game. Not only did Beckham have a pedestrian game by his standards, but his team was clobbered at home after months of hype. Not the best look.
Odell Beckham Jr. wore a $350,000 watch while playing football. The watch is said to be so accurate it knew exactly when the Browns were going to lose.
— Samfredable (@samfredable) September 9, 2019
As unique as Beckham's swag in the first game of the year was, the NFL is likely to put a stop to that in the weeks to come.