Agent's Take: Offensive bounce-back candidates who are out to prove they still have more left in the tank

From OBJ to Zeke to Saquon, 2021 is a prove it year

Every season, a different set of players face a crossroad or have something to prove for a variety of reasons. The most common are related to age, contract or salary cap concerns, injury, poor performance or off-the-field issues. Here are 10 offensive players -- who aren't quarterbacks -- to keep an eye on during the 2021 season who fit into one of those categories. Beckham was in the NFL's best wide receiver discussions when he was traded from the Giants to the Browns for 2019 first- and third-round picks and safety Jabrill Peppers. He had career lows (when healthy) of 74 receptions, 1,035 receiving yards and three touchdown catches in 2019, his first season with Cleveland. Beckham tore the ACL in his left knee seven games into the 2020 season. He had 23 catches for 319 yards with three touchdowns prior to his knee injury. Beckham must develop better chemistry with quarterback Baker Mayfield to have a shot of regaining his status as an elite wide receiver this season. Otherwise, 2021 will likely be his last season in Cleveland.