Giants receiver Odell Beckham Jr. can only be contained for so long, and the Bengals learned that lesson on Monday night.<\/p>\n
Beckham had a few catches for short gains during the first half of the game, but he came alive on New York’s final drive to end the half. He hauled in an 18-yard pass early in the drive, and finished it off in the best way possible.<\/p>\n
The Giants were faced with a second-and-five situation from the Bengals’ 10-yard line, so Eli Manning looked to his favorite target, and understandably so. Beckham made it look like he was running a quick slant on the play, which forced cornerback Adam “Pacman” Jones to stop running in an\u00a0attempt to\u00a0cover him. That was a bad idea, as Beckham then spun by him and managed to get wide open in the end zone, with Jones completely turned around.<\/p>\n[protected-iframe id=”3dca74ceacb33781707efa8f131a7d17-114320562-18702721″ info=”https:\/\/vine.co\/v\/5ILaE65j7jK\/embed\/simple” width=”600″ height=”600″ frameborder=”0″]\n
Beckham, after juking Jones out of his cleats on the stop-and-go route, did not disappoint on the celebration, either. Check out his great rendition of the dance from Michael Jackson’s “Thriller.”<\/p>\n
\nOBJ always got something ready pic.twitter.com\/xTATOQzgWw<\/a><\/p>\n
— Vikings Blogger (@firstandskol) November 15, 2016<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n