The free agent, who's yet to play this year while recovering from a torn ACL, is scheduled to visit the Giants and Bills before meeting with Dallas on Monday. But Beckham's specific contract desires are part of the equation, and Jones, who's shown the most public affection for the pass catcher, appears best positioned to meet them. In advance of Beckham's official visit, it's "feasible" the team is preparing a multi-year deal in the event the "numbers are reasonable," per Anderson.
While there are additional teams that could be added to the mix, those visits are the only confirmed ones at this point, sources say.
For the Giants, a Beckham signing would represent an unlikely reunion with his first team (New York drafted Beckham in the first round of the 2014 draft). As for the Bills, Beckham and chief recruiter Von Miller have had a dialogue and the team is open to taking a look.
The Dallas Cowboys have been extremely transparent in their pursuit of Beckham, and the feeling appears to be mutual. Team owner Jerry Jones has talked publicly about him and several players have mentioned him as well. Going back to statements Jones made leading up to the trade deadline, it looks as though they may view Beckham as an addition similar to that of Deion Sanders in the late 90s.
