Beckham caught seven of his 11 targets for 121 yards and a touchdown Sunday night. He also injured his hamstring and sat out much of the team's final drive.

Beckham did return late to draw a pass interference penalty, and told the Newark Star-Ledger he wasn't especially worried about the injury and that he actually felt it before he scored the touchdown. While that sounds promising, we'll temper our optimism until we see him practice next week leading up to the Eagles game.

Beckham suffered a hamstring injury in Sunday night's game against the 49ers and is questionable to return.

Beckham was spotted with his helmet on after suffering the setback, but he did not immediately return to the game after injuring his hamstring on a touchdown reception. Expect Beckham's status to be updated as more details become available.

Beckham had five catches on 12 targets for 38 yards Sunday against the Bills, setting the record for most receiving yards in the first 16 games of a career, ESPN reports.

While his output Sunday wasn't nearly as prolific as we've seen across his first 16 games, Beckham still managed double-digit targets for the second time in the first four games of the season. He had another acrobatic one-handed grab along the sideline, though he was unable to get his feet in bounds. Beckham remains an elite fantasy option as the Giants' top receiver, and he'll get a great Week 5 matchup against a 49ers defense that has been beaten consistently this season by opposing passing games.

Beckham caught seven passes for 79 yards and a touchdown on nine targets in Thursday's 32-21 win over the Redskins.

Rueben Randle surprisingly had the bigger night, catching seven passes for 116 yards and a touchdown on seven targets, albeit with his 41-yard score coming on a tipped pass. Beckham still led the Giants in targets for a third time in three games, and his workload shouldn't take much of a hit when Victor Cruz (hamstring) returns, which could happen Week 4 in Buffalo.

Beckham caught seven of his 12 targets for 146 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's game against the Falcons.

OBJ exploded in his home debut after a lackluster Week 1 performance, putting his team ahead on a dynamic 67-yard catch and run for a touchdown in the second quarter. The Giants will need to lean on Beckham until Victor Cruz returns from injury, as the running game produced just 97 yards on the day and no other wideout topped 17 yards receiving. Next is a home matchup with the Redskins in Week 3.

Beckham caught five passes for 44 yards on eight targets in Sunday's 27-26 loss to the Cowboys.

Beckham led the team in targets, but five other players got four or more. The New York passing game never really got going, and Beckham wasn't able to haul in a couple of highly difficult would-be catches. The Giants offense also struggled during the preseason, but the sample size isn't big enough to warrant serious concern, especially after Beckham and Eli Manning lit up the league in the second half of last season. The duo will have a nice chance to bounce back in a Week 2 home game against the Falcons, though Beckham will likely see a lot of star CB Desmond Trufant.

Beckham was targeted five times Saturday, but failed to catch a single ball. He also had one drop.

The Giants first-team offense has looked bad so far, but it's only the preseason, and that Beckham was healthy enough to play despite a lingering hamstring injury is a good sign.

Beckham (hamstring) took part in Thursday's practice, Art Stapleton of The Record reports.

"Practice" was a relative term, as Jordan Raanan of NJ.com relayed that the Giants primarily ran scout team drills in advance of Saturday's exhibition versus the Jaguars. In any case, Beckham's first absence of training camp Wednesday doesn't appear to be hindering his prospects of playing yet again this weekend.

Beckham (hamstring) missed Wednesday's practice due to a dentist appointment, Tom Rock of Newsday reports.

After fitting in some dental work, Beckham is expected to return to drills Thursday, but if he doesn't, he likely isn't in danger of missing Saturday's preseason game against the Jaguars.

Beckham (hamstring) did not catch a pass on two targets in Friday's preseason opener against the Bengals.

Beckham dealt with a hamstring issue during OTAs and minicamp, but he hasn't been limited at training camp. Even with Victor Cruz (knee) expected to be ready for Week 1, Beckham shouldn't have much trouble commanding Eli Manning's attention this season.

Beckham (hamstring) is expected to play in the Giants preseason opener, the Newark Star-Ledger reports.

After looking sharp in the joint practices with the Bengals, Beckham should be ready for an actual game. Barring a setback, he should be 100 percent healthy for the start of the season.

Beckham (hamstring) is expected to participate in the first practice of training camp Friday, Art Stapleton of The Record reports.

Beckham brushed off hamstring issues to post one of the most noted rookie seasons in NFL history, hauling in 85 balls (on 121 targets) for 1,233 yards and 11 touchdowns from Weeks 8 through 17. The Giants held him out of the entire offseason program as a precautionary measure, but on the eve of training camp, coach Tom Coughlin has given him the all clear to take the practice field. While Beckham's activity level remains unknown, Eli Manning will have his Top 2 wideouts -- also, Victor Cruz (knee) -- at his disposal to open training camp.

Beckham (hamstring) won't take part in the Giants' minicamp this week, Ralph Vacchiano of the New York Daily News reports.

After contending with hamstring concerns throughout his standout rookie season, Beckham will be contained to work on the side in order to save him for training camp and beyond.

Beckham (hamstring) may remain sidelined until training camp, NFL.com reports.

Beckham was not on the field Monday as the Giants began their third week of OTA's. Per NFL Media's Kimberly Jones, Beckham is unlikely to participate in the rest of OTA's as well as the team's mandatory minicamp, which begins next week. While the hamstring is a concern, his absence is considered precautionary as the team certainly won't risk further aggravating the injury.

Beckham was held out of Monday's workout as a precautionary matter regarding hamstring soreness, ESPN New York reports.

Beckham's breakout 2014 rookie campaign got off to a slow start due to hamstring complications, but the wideout's latest soreness is apparently in his left hamstring, not the right one he reportedly tore last season. Additionally, with coach Tom Coughlin deeming Beckham's absence as precautionary, it seems the Giants are simply being careful with their star receiver at this early stage in the offseason.

Beckham indicated Sunday that he is still dealing with the effects of the hamstring issues that delayed his NFL debut this past season, ESPN.com reports.

"I was never fully healthy," noted Beckham, who still managed to catch 91 passes for 1,305 yards and 12 touchdowns in 12 games for the Giants as a rookie."I was just trying to manage it and maintain it...It's still not right. [I'm] still working on it." With the 2014 regular season and the NFL Pro Bowl now in the books, Beckham, who (per the Daily News) reportedly played through two tears in his right hamstring this past season, now plans to rest in the coming weeks, with an eye toward approaching the 2015 campaign as healthy as possible.

Beckham had 12 catches on 21 targets for 185 yards and a touchdown during Sunday's 34-26 loss to the Eagles, setting an NFL record for the most receiving yards by a player in their first 12 games, ESPN.com reports.

Beckham's season concludes with 91 catches on 130 targets for 1,305 yards and 12 touchdowns in 12 games, remarkable totals for a rookie wideout. His 21 targets Sunday marked the highest total by any player in the league this year, and he ended his campaign with a seven touchdowns in his last four games. He has quickly vaulted himself into the upper-tier of fantasy wideouts, and he will certainly be one of the first wideouts chosen in many fantasy drafts next year.

Beckham had eight catches for 148 yards and two touchdowns in Sunday's win over the Rams.

Since the Giants' Week 8 bye, Beckham is averaging a preposterous 126.8 receiving yards with eight touchdowns in eight games. There is not much to say that hasn't already been said about him this season: he has been dominant. If your league plays in Week 17, enjoy another week of the Odell Beckham show next Sunday against the Eagles.

Beckham had 12 catches on 15 targets for 143 yards and three touchdowns during Sunday's win over Washington.

Beckham set the Giants' rookie single-season receiving record in the game, and looks poised to become the first rookie in team history to post a 1,000-yard season, as he is now up to 972 yards in just 10 games. Since the Giants' Week 8 bye, Beckham is averaging 8.7 catches on 11.7 targets for 123.7 yards per game, while scoring six touchdowns over that span. He's been targeted 30 times in the last two games and figures to be popular again in Week 16 against the Rams, though it could be tough to break out against a defense allowing the 10th-fewest passing yards per game, while only the Bills and Bengals have allowed fewer passing touchdowns.

Beckham had 11 catches on 15 targets for 130 yards and a touchdown, ran for nine yards on one rushing attempt and failed to complete his only pass during Sunday's 36-7 win over the Titans.

Beckham has taken a huge lead for looks from quarterback Eli Manning, as tight end Larry Donnell was the next highest-targeted receiver with seven looks. The rookie wideout has now posted at least 90 yards in six consecutive games, while scoring three touchdowns in the last three weeks. Up next is a Week 15 matchup against the Redskins, who have allowed the third-most receiving touchdowns this season.