Giants WR Odell Beckham Jr. should be focused on the start of training camp, but he may have to deal with another off-the-field matter.

Ishmael Temple, the man that is suing the star wide receiver for a supposed beatdown that occurred at Beckham's home in Beverly Hills, has kicked his lawsuit up a notch.

According to TMZ, new court documents submitted by Temple's lawyers shows an email exchange with Beckham's lawyers that involved more allegations. One of them states, "we have evidence of your client offering $1,000 to sleep with a girl from Arizona visiting L.A. known to my client."

Also, Temple's lawyers say there is "evidence of drugs of the most prohibited types readily available and consumed at his parties." Beckham's lawyers supposedly offered $225,000 to drop the lawsuit entirely, but it has since been taken off the table.

Beckham has denied all of these allegations, which have stemmed back to the January incident. His attorney, Daniel E. Davillier, released a statement to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport regarding the issue.

"Mr. Beckham denies the recently added allegations and further denies any wrongdoing whatsoever related to the alleged incident," he wrote. "As stated before, He will not be extorted and his position as to the pending suit has not changed. Specifically, Mr. Beckham's legal team remains fully prepared to vigorously defend against these outlandish and unsubstantiated claims. We are preparing a complaint against the Plaintiff and his attorney for civil extortion."

Beckham is expected to report to Giants training camp on Wednesday.

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