Odell Beckham Jr. had the best statistical game of his career on Sunday, and he did so while in pain. Beckham suffered a hip pointer in the first half of the Giants' 27-23 win over the Ravens, exiting the game for a period before returning and gutting through it.

But what is his status going forward as the Giants begin preparation for Sunday's game against the Rams in London?

"He's down there getting some treatment," head coach Ben McAdoo said Monday on a conference call with local reporters. "We'll know more when we go to hit the field with him."

McAdoo added he's sure Beckham is going to be sore. A hip pointer is basically a deep bruising of the point of one's hip bone, according to the story. The story talked about how Beckham could still play even if he misses practice all week, but that's simply speculation at this point and we'll know more Tuesday. The team plays in London against the Rams in Week 7.

Giants WR Odell Beckham (hip) is now back in the game.

Beckham left the game after laying out for a deep ball but is now back. It was called a left hip injury.

Odell Beckham Jr. is frustrated with the increased amount of attention on his behavior during games and said he is "not having fun anymore" playing football.

The Giants star wide receiver reflected on his image and on his role in New York's offense during an interview with ESPN's Anita Marks on Tuesday, less than 24 hours after a disappointing performance in a nationally televised loss to the Minnesota Vikings.

"Football is my sanctuary," Beckham told Marks. "It's where I go to escape. It's where I'm most happy. I'm not having fun anymore."

Beckham's comments came on the heels of his latest on-field meltdown Monday, when he was flagged for a taunting penalty and repeatedly clashed with Minnesota's Xavier Rhodes. Beckham had been exchanging verbal barbs with Rhodes for several plays before when the Vikings cornerback hit him out of bounds after a 4-yard catch. But it was Beckham who was called for the penalty. This is becoming an increasing popular way to get Beckham off his game.

New York Giants wide receiver Victor Cruz will get some more work in before the preseason wraps. Cruz is expected to play approximately a series or two (8-10 snaps) in Thursday’s preseason finale against the New England Patriots, according to multiple sources.

Cruz will be paired with rookie wide receiver Sterling Shepard. Some of the Giants' offensive starters will receive work as they try to erase the taste of a rough preseason. Star wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. and quarterback Eli Manning are not expected to play.

How long players play seems to be a case-by-case basis HC Ben McAdoo said in the story. Cruz has spent the last two weeks with the team's first-team offense but the entire unit has struggled for the most part in preseason.

Victor Cruz returned to practice today without limitations and looked very much like … Victor Cruz.

Lining up most often in the slot, Cruz caught several passes and demonstrated an impressive burst running upfield.

“Just seeing him back out there catching some balls, bursting a little bit, it feels good,” Odell Beckham said. “It feels right."

This was considered a big week for Cruz's comeback attempt and it seems to be off to a good start. HC Ben McAdoo said it's important for Cruz to be able to play in one of the final two preseason games.

Lost in the brilliance of Odell Beckham Jr. and the emergence of Sterling Shepard have been the New York Giants tight ends. Larry Donnell and Will Tye, last year’s starters, have flown under the radar.

It’s not as if they’re not making plays. Every day it seems Donnell, Tye and even Matt LaCosse are catching balls with the first-team offense. But with the reps split between the three, there haven’t been many days with dominant tight end performances.

It served as a reminder that the Giants may have their deepest group of tight ends in recent years. Donnell, Tye and LaCosse have all looked good as receivers this summer. They have looked serviceable as blockers, the story said.. Donnell is trying to get back to full speed. He fractured his neck last season and the Giants thought he was playing a little slow in the spring. He’s been playing faster this summer, and he was moving well on Tuesday. The story added the Giants are adapting and using many two-TE sets in practice as well as moving around their TEs. Tye has even lined up as a WR.

It took all of two plays during live 11-on-11 drills for New York Giants wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. to make his presence felt.

Beckham participated in Friday’s walk-through-type practice after missing three days with a lower left leg injury. But Saturday was the first time he went against defenders since hurting his leg in a collision with cornerback Janoris Jenkins.

The injury didn’t slow Beckham down a step. He’s still got it.

“He looked good to me,” coach Ben McAdoo said of his star receiver’s health.

The Pro Bowl receiver beat Jenkins for a 70-yard touchdown reception on a perfectly placed pass from quarterback Eli Manning during Saturday’s practice. The touchdown came on a deep post where Beckham used a quick deke and then outpaced Jenkins by a full five yards. Beckham was slightly limited during the practice. He skipped one-on-one drills with the cornerbacks. But McAdoo insisted he did what was planned.