The Los Angeles Rams' front office has worked tirelessly to pool enough talent together to win a Super Bowl. Their efforts paid off this season, as they took home the championship. The cost of their future was well worth it.

Still, they have tons of work to do this offseason. Numerous key players are hitting free agency and their best player, Aaron Donald, is on the verge of retirement. Odell Beckham Jr. is among the free agents that the Rams have. He joined mid-season but was a key receiver for Matthew Stafford.

On Mad Dog Sports Radio, Rams head coach Sean McVay made it clear that he definitely wants Beckham back in LA for the next few years. McVay appreciates the player, teammate and the person that he is.

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Beckham fit perfectly on the Rams. He filled in for Robert Woods, who tore his ACL, and was a perfect complement to Cooper Kupp in the passing game. He had a tremendous, albeit short, Super Bowl performance before tearing his ACL. The injury makes retaining OBJ tricky, though LA could reasonably bring him back and let him continue to compete for more titles.

Los Angeles provided Beckham with a great opportunity, proving that he made the right choice to sign with them after being released from the Cleveland Browns. It would be a great long-term home for him as he looks to add to his career resumé and rehab his knee.