Ezekiel Elliott, Micah Parsons ‘want’ Odell Beckham on Cowboys

The Dallas Cowboys aren’t even attempting to conceal it: They desire Odell Beckham Jr.

One day after owner Jerry Jones applauded the star wideout and stated he’d “look quite great” using a Cowboys consistent, 2 of the group’s most popular gamers heightened the recruitment.

“We desire him,” Ezekiel Elliott informed pressreporters Wednesday. “We desire OBJ”

All-Pro linebacker Micah Parsons elaborated even evenmore on the subject, intimating Beckham can aid the Cowboys win the Super Bowl. 

“S–, we can usage him,” Parsons stated. “I think he’s a excellent gamer. He’ll broaden this offense. He’s a person you desire on the group nextto all the other critics things that individuals make up and s– about him. He can include genuine worth to the group and aid us do what we desire to do.

“If the man on the market is talking about he desires to play, and he desires to win videogames, then s–, me too. I desire to win it simply as bad as you do. If you desire to win videogames, come win videogames over here. Help us get to that bowl that you desire. I desire it.”

This shared flirtation might outcome in an real agreement quickly enough. 

The free-agent receiver justrecently pointedout 4 groups — the Cowboys, Buffalo Bills, Green Bay Packers and New York Giants — that he’s thinkingabout. FOX Sports NFL Insider Jay Glazer justrecently reported that Beckham is anticipated to be “fully cleared” at the end of the week from his torn ACL.

While the Cowboys are strongly in the NFC playoff mix at 6-2, they might definitely usage a increase on offense. They hadn’t eclipsed 25 points till their previous videogame versus the restoring Bears. Their passing videogame has especially underwhelmed, producing an average of 190.6 backyards per videogame (25th in the NFL). Moreover, leading receiver CeeDee Lamb hasn’t emerged into the No. 1 alternative the club pictured upon picking him No. 17 total in2020  

Projecting what the 30-year-old Beckham can deal is difficult, offered that he’s working his method back from a 2nd ACL tear. He hasn’t been a Pro Bowler in 6 years, however he did shine throughout his half-season cameo with the Los Angeles Rams last year. In 12 videogames, consistingof playoffs, he tallied 48 receptions, 593 getting lawns and 7 getting goals.

He’ll have a great appearance at 2 of his obvious finalists Sunday, as Dallas takes on the Green Bay Packers (3-6) in “America’s Game of the Week” (FOX, 4: 25 p.m. ET).