Von Miller on Odell Beckham Jr.: 'Let's Be Real, Man. He's Coming to the Bills'

After winning a Super Bowl together with the Los Angeles Rams last season, Von Miller thinks Odell Beckham Jr. is going to be his teammate again this season.

Appearing on Richard Sherman's podcast, Miller emphatically said Beckham is going to sign with the Buffalo Bills.

"Let's be real man," Miller told Sherman, "he's coming to the Bills."

Beckham is currently a free agent and continues to rehab his knee after suffering a torn ACL in the second quarter of Super Bowl 56. The three-time Pro Bowler has essentially been going on a recruiting tour around the NFL to hear pitches from teams recently.

Ralph Vacchiano of Fox Sports reported on Monday that Beckham was at the New York Giants' facilities to visit Sterling Shepard, who tore his ACL in a Week 3 loss to the Dallas Cowboys.

Per Jeff Howe of The Athletic, Beckham wasn't on an official visit with the Giants and nothing is happening between the two sides at the moment.

Beckham was at SoFi Stadium for the Rams' season opener against the Bills. The defending Super Bowl champs still have a locker set up for the 29-year-old wide receiver at the stadium.

Prior to the game, Beckham joked about signing with the winner of the Rams-Bills contest. He later walked back those comments.

Rumors about Beckham being interested in the Green Bay Packers started swirling after he tweeted about Aaron Rodgers playing well in Sunday's overtime win over the New England Patriots.

Rodgers added to the speculation when he said on The Pat McAfee Show he's been friends with Beckham for years and hopes the two can find a way to play together.

ESPN's Adam Schefter reported last November that Beckham had a "sincere interest" in joining the Packers before he ultimately decided to sign with Los Angeles after being released by the Cleveland Browns.

According to Schefter, one of the issues for Beckham with the Packers was they were only willing to offer him the veteran minimum contract ($1.075 million for a full season) plus incentives.

The Bills would certainly seem to fit the criteria of what Beckham wants in a team whenever he decides to sign. They are built to win a Super Bowl right now with an elite quarterback and have a need for a No. 2 receiver.

Gabriel Davis has made some big plays thus far, but he only has 138 yards on eight catches in three games. Isaiah McKenzie ranks second on the team with 152 yards, but he's only averaging 10.2 yards per reception.

Schefter reported last month that Beckham may not be back on the field until Thanksgiving.

The Rams acquired Miller and Beckham during the 2021 season to upgrade their roster. The moves paid off, as the franchise won its first Super Bowl title in 22 years. Miller had four sacks in four playoff games.

Beckham had 593 receiving yards and seven touchdowns in 12 games with the Rams between the regular season and playoffs. He had a season-high nine catches and 113 yards in the NFC Championship Game win over the San Francisco 49ers.