Odell Beckham Jr. makes iconic one-handed flag football catch: Video

Odell Beckham Jr. hasn't played in the NFL since the 2024 season, but he showed he still has something left in the tank during the inaugural Fanatics Flag Football Classic.

Beckham scored a touchdown in Wildcats FFC's tournament-opening game against Team USA, but his better play came on the ensuing 2-point conversion.

Joe Burrow lateralled the ball to Jayden Daniels, who was looking downfield in the hopes of finding someone open in the end zone. Beckham found a modicum of space and put his hand up, prompting the Washington Commanders quarterback to launch the ball in the direction of the 33-year-old receiver.

Daniels' throw came in high, and Beckham had to elevate in an effort to get it while being covered by two Team USA defenders. He managed to grab the ball with his right hand and reel it in, despite only being able to grab the ball by its nose.

Here's a look at Beckham's catch:

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Beckham was well-known for his ability to make one-handed catches during his NFL career. His most iconic game during his rookie season in 2014, when he made a diving, one-handed catch over his shoulder in a "Sunday Night Football" game against the Dallas Cowboys.

Beckham's catch in the Fanatics Flag Football Classic may not quite be on that level. However, it could help him get back on the radar of NFL teams as he seeks an opportunity to play during the 2026 season.

This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Odell Beckham catch: Watch WR make one-handed grab at flag football game