Odell Beckham Jr. does not regret having questioned the crime of Eli Manning and the Giants

Before his Giants battled the Panthers on Sunday, Odell Beckham Jr. widely commented on his remarks about his team's offense, especially with quarterback Eli Manning. New York then suffered a heavy loss, but his offense also came to life. Beckham then stated that he did not regret what he had said.

"I do not regret anything at all," said the receiver to reporters (via ESPN), following a 33-31 loss to Carolina in which he had caught eight passes for 131 yards and his first touched the season as well as a sure hit. decisive pass for Saquan Barkley. "I do not regret anything I said.

"If it took us to meet as a team like we did [Sunday]Beckham continued, "I can bear it every time."

Giants coach Pat Shurmur was less pleased with the consequences of Bekcham's comments, telling reporters (via NFL.com): "I told Odell about it. I approached it with our team. I stated publicly that I did not agree with his comments. And I asked all those who wished, if they wanted a clarification, to go to Odell, because he is a great man.

The source of Shurmur's obvious anger lies in Beckham's remarks to ESPN's Josina Anderson in a recorded interview that was broadcast before the coup of Sunday's games. Frustrated at being excluded from the party during the first four weeks while the offenses offered impressive numbers throughout the NFL, the triple Pro Bowler made no effort to refute the suggestion that Manning was One of the targets of his dissatisfaction.

Beckham's first response to Anderson's question is that he had "a quarterback problem". "I do not know". He and Manning have been among the most prolific and electrifying duos in the league. for a touchdown this season. It did not help that Manning was sacked the fourth time of an NFL quarterback this season.

"As I said, I feel he will not go out of his pocket. He does not know – we know that Eli does not handle it. But is it a question of time? Beckham said, also worrying about the depth of the shots. "Can he still throw it, yes, but it's pretty safe and it's, you know. . . cool catch shallow [routes] and trying to take it home. But I am, you know, I want to go beyond someone. "

The Giants, now 1-4, did not have much to do in the first four weeks of the season and to Beckham's frustration, Manning made 3 out of 12 shots from 20 yards or more in that period, finishing 2 of 5 at Beckham. Both came in the first match.

"I have not been in this situation. I have not been to where I thought I could really go out and do everything I can, "said Beckham. "I do not have 20 targets like other receivers, you know."

He also took what appeared to be a shot at the Giants coaching staff, telling Anderson: "I feel like a fool, and then I do not have the opportunity to do anything where I've got a slope and go to 60. And not to say that it's not fun, but it's like I want easy touchdowns too. I watch everyone through the league. All the best receivers receive the ball as they should. And if they do not, they say something.

"I feel like a caged animal that gets that – it's my 60 minutes of play," he added. "You know, I can play with other people, we can play pleasantly, or we can not play pleasantly, but I play, and I do it all. You know, if someone disturbs me while I'm getting out of the cage, for example, it will be a problem. "

Shurmur was "absolutely livid" against Beckham's comments, according to Jay Glazer of Fox Sports (via Pro Football Talk). The coach's mood could hardly have been improved if his team lost Sunday on a tied 63-yard placement, the second-longest of its kind in NFL history, as time passed.

However, Beckham, who was targeted 14 times, was "excited by the way we worked together," saying, "We've been short; but we fought. He revealed that after leaving "everything that had been built inside", which "went wrong", he sent a text message to Shurmur asking him for his He could talk to the team.

"Being able to do that was very important to me," said Beckham. "I was nervous going up there and – it's your brothers you see every day; but once you're up there, it's a little scary. "

Describing Beckham's speech to the team as "100% positive," Russell Shepard, receiver of the Giants, said, "We played our [Sunday]. It showed. We just did not finish the game. "

Manning said he did not hear what Beckham said about him. "Odell and I have a great relationship," said the quarterback. "Our goal will be that everyone remains focused on beating Philadelphia [next week]. "

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