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Odell Beckham Jr. of the Baltimore Ravens says that his injured ankle is feeling better, but he acknowledges that he needs to improve his performance. Beckham has had a slow start to the season, with fewer receptions, receiving yards, and a lower average per catch than ever before. He missed two games due to his ankle injury and has struggled to be a top target for quarterback Lamar Jackson. Despite the slow start, Beckham remains optimistic and believes he will make an impact this season.
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- Beckham's injured ankle is feeling better
- He acknowledges that he needs to improve his performance
- This has been the least productive start of his career
- He has never had fewer receptions, receiving yards, or average per catch in the first five games of a season
- Beckham missed two games after injuring his ankle in Week 2
- Lamar Jackson's top targets have been rookie Zay Flowers and tight end Mark Andrews
- Beckham believes he will make an impact this season
- One of the targeted passes to Beckham in his first game back was intercepted
- He played 37 snaps (53 percent) in his first game back
- Ravens coach John Harbaugh has spoken to Beckham and believes he needs to be patient
- Beckham signed a one-year, $15 million contract with the Ravens this year
- He sat out all of last season due to a knee injury
- Beckham is in the midst of a major comeback