October is coming to a close and Odell Beckham Jr. still hasn’t recorded a reception with the Miami Dolphins.

After starting the year on the physically unable to perform list, Beckham has been active for three games with the Dolphins. But three targets in his first two games fell incomplete and Beckham played only 11 snaps in Miami’s 28-27 loss on Sunday.

Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel said he was encouraged by what he saw in that limited time, though, Adam Stites of Dolphins Wire reports.

“I thought he looked as comfortable as he’s looked,” McDaniel said of Beckham on Monday. “I think Tua [Tagovailoa] sees that on tape and we kind of adjust to what players show us and I thought he was running the best routes, so my expectation would be more involvement.”

“I think it was a step in the right direction, albeit, the box score doesn’t really assess that,” McDaniel said of Beckham. “From our standpoint from the way we look at offense and the way we look at doing our jobs, I thought he did a good job with the opportunities he had, and we’ll continue to push that envelope because we’re trying to max out what type of football team we are and we know he can help us.”

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