Beckham’s late-summer preseason and training camp impressed enough to earn a spot on the Giants’ 53-man roster, but the arrangement proved temporary. He logged limited playing time in the first three games of the season and did not record a catch before the team released him. He subsequently joined the Minnesota Vikings’ practice squad, later being elevated to the active roster in Week 5, though no game action had occurred for him with Minnesota at that point.
Prior to Week 6 action, Beckham announced new off-field career plans. He has enlisted Range Sports, part of Range Media Partners, to represent him for off-field marketing and brand partnerships, broadcasting and on-air services, scripted film and TV opportunities, and other business development ventures not tied directly to football. Range Sports announced the deal via LinkedIn, highlighting Beckham as a multi-hyphenate talent who excels on and off the field, with a global following. Klutch Sports remains involved on the on-field side of Beckham’s career.
From an on-field perspective, Beckham’s season has been uncertain. He was inactive during a recent elevation to Minnesota’s active roster, which occurred after star receiver Justin Jefferson was deemed healthy enough to play. With the depth chart crowded and injuries a potential variable, there appears to be little immediate path to extended playing time for Beckham in Minnesota unless unforeseen changes occur. Meanwhile, the Vikings reportedly hosted a workout for veteran wideout JuJu Smith-Schuster as they evaluate options.
Reflecting on his career arc, Beckham previously commented on his return to the Giants’ 53-man roster, calling it a genuine blessing and emphasizing growth beyond who he used to be. As the 2026 season unfolds, fans and analysts will watch to see whether Beckham can contribute on the field or pivot further into his off-field ventures and strategic partnerships.
