Odell Beckham Jr. Taps Range Sports for Off-Field Opportunities

Football great Odell Beckham Jr. has tapped Range Sports, part of Range Media Partners, to represent him for off-field marketing and brand partnerships; broadcasting and on-air services, scripted film and TV opportunities, and new business development, among other endeavors not tied directly to his football career.
As part of the arrangement, Range Sports will also work closely with 2463 Entertainment, Beckham’s company, across filmed entertainment, digital content and audio formats.
UTA’s Klutch Sports continued to represent the athlete for all on-field endeavors.
Beckham, who recently signed with the Minnesota Vikings after playing for the New York Giants and the Los Angeles Rams, over his career became the fastest player in NFL history to reach both 200 career receptions and 4,000 career receiving yards.
“Odell is one of the most recognizable and influential athletes of his generation, but what makes this partnership especially exciting is everything that exists beyond the field,” said Jake Dexter, vice president of sports content, and Lowell Taub, chief revenue officer of Range Sports, in a joint statement. “He has built a powerful platform across sports, culture, fashion, entertainment and business, and we see an enormous opportunity to help him turn that influence into enduring content and intellectual property.”
Beckham founded 2463 Entertainment in 2024, to hone a focus on producing TV, films, documentaries, and digital content. Range Sports will work closely with 2463 Entertainment, in partnership with Range Studios and other relevant divisions, to develop, package, produce, and sell projects. The two companies will soon be taking to market “OBJ: I Am Who I Am,” a definitive documentary on Beckham’s life and career.
Beckham has more than 25 million followers across platforms He supports causes including cancer research, hunger relief, and disaster recovery, and organizations such as the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
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