But what if Braxton Berrios comes into training camp motivated by Beckham’s signing and outplays him?

Beckham is coming off his best season in five years, but he only had 565 receiving yards for the Baltimore Ravens.

Beckham had less than 350 receiving yards in the three previous seasons that were hampered by injuries.

Berrios has not been particularly effective in the passing game either, but he is younger and faster than Beckham at the respective stages of their careers.

It seems unlikely right now that Berrios can morph into someone who can outperform Beckham, but if it happens, Miami would all of a sudden have four trustworthy targets at wide receiver to partner its running back tandem.