Go Inside the Huller with Sky Sports, Neil Reynolds and Jeff Rhymebole.

Hello and welcome to a special edition of Inside the Huddle. No Jeff Rimbled with me today. Instead,

I take you in depth with one of the biggest superstars of the NFL, a Super Bowl winner

with the Los Angeles Rams, someone who's battled through injury to return to the NFL,

and of course he made one of the most iconic receptions in history.

It's the great Odell Beckham, Jr.

That may be the greatest catch I've ever seen in my life.

It's crazy to think of how long I've been playing, some of the things that happened, that just finally be able to be back on the field, doing what I love.

Having a lot of trouble with Odell Beckham, as do a lot of people.

What a catch by Beckham!

I'm grateful for every single day, every moment, knowing that it can be taken away from me at any time.

When you joined the Rams after you'd already hurt your knee, and then you go and join the Rams,

and then you're making big plays in the playoffs against Arizona, a hundred-yard game in the championship game.

Is that what you'd always dreamed of? Those big plays, those big stages?

Absolutely.

I would say I did have my best playoff game for my very first playoff appearance for, you

know, whether you want to blame it on whatever you want to blame it on.

And just, it was finally the opportunity to embrace the moment.

I felt like I was like kicking things off for the Rams and the team and, you know, second half I didn't really, you know, do much of anything.

We were beating teams pretty bad.

So definitely, you know, I had to tatted on my fingers as pressure I live for it.

And I just, I had been waiting for those moments.

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