The Dallas Cowboys have traded WR Amari Cooper to the Cleveland Browns for draft picks.

Related Player: CeeDee Lamb

The Cowboys found a trade partner for Cooper, who becomes the obvious WR1 in Cleveland. Jarvis Landry is expected to play elsewhere in 2022, making Cooper the favorite to lead the Browns in targets.

Ezekiel Elliott (knee), CeeDee Lamb (concussion), Tarell Basham (chest) were all full participants in today’s practice.

Cedrick Wilson (ankle) did not practice for second consecutive day.

Related players: Amari Cooper, Michael Gallup, Noah Brown, Malik Turner, Simi Fehoko

Good news for the Cowboys, especially with Lamb and the news Cooper may have to miss Thursday's game because of COVID symptoms. Machota pointed out the Cowboys WRs vs. Saints could be Lamb, Gallup, Brown, Turner and Fehoko.

Cowboys WR Amari Cooper (COVID-19) is back in building but "still not feeling the best," coach Mike McCarthy said. Still has a cough. "To be determined" whether he'll practice today. "My gut would be if he doesn't practice tomorrow, I don't see him going to the game."

Related players: Cedrick Wilson, Michael Gallup, Noah Brown, CeeDee Lamb

Cooper is not vaccinated and still has symptoms. He was required to miss two games over a 10-day period but because he's still not feeling well he could miss a third game as a result. With Lamb back in the fold after a concussion, he would likely be the team's WR1. Gallup is more of a big play threat while Wilson could be more of a WR2-type with Brown also mixing in.

Wide receiver CeeDee Lamb was also a full participant on Monday.

Related players: Amari Cooper

Lamb did not clear the concussion protocol in time to play on Thanksgiving, but he is set to return to action against the Saints. Also scheduled to return is Cooper so the WR group should be at full strength for Thursday's game.

Cowboys WR CeeDee Lamb (concussion) is expected back for the Cowboys in Week 13 against the Saints.

Lamb missed Thursday's game against the Raiders after leaving Week 11 against the Chiefs with his concussion and the short week kept him from playing on Thanksgiving. The Cowboys play again on Thursday but it amounts to a normal week for them in terms of game prep. Sunday will be what is normally a Wednesday during a game week, so the Cowboys will be back on the practice field today.

According to Tom Pelissero on Twitter, Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb will not play this afternoon against the Las Vegas Raiders due to a concussion.

CeeDee was not able to get cleared in time for Week 12 and remains in concussion protocol. Amari Cooper will also be inactive against the Raiders as he remains on the reserve/COVID list. Michael Gallup and Cedrick Wilson will operate as the Cowboys top two receivers, with CeeDee and Amari both inactive. Gallup is our 17th ranked receiver for Week 12.

Cowboys WR CeeDee Lamb (concussion) needs to clear the final hurdle of concussion protocol and is therefor questionable for Week 12's game against the Las Vegas Raiders.

Related Players: Cedrick Wilson, Noah Brown

It is a quick turnaround if Lamb plays, and it is fair to question if it makes sense for him to play considering the team's place in the standings and future aspirations. Know that Lamb is one hit away from a longer stay off the field should he be concussed Thanksgiving Day.

Ezekiel Elliott (knee) practiced fully while CeeDee Lamb didn't practice due to his concussion.

Related players: Cedrick Wilson, Michael Gallup

Elliott's injury didn't look good on Sunday against the Chiefs, but he was eventually able to return to the game so his full participation is a great sign. He'll be good to go against the Raiders.

Many figured the quick turnaround would mean Lamb would not play on Thanksgiving, but news out of Dallas Tuesday said Lamb was doing well and the team said there was a path to suiting up after he was able to attend meetings. However, this DNP may not be a good sign for Lamb and Thursday's game. Gallop and Wilson would be the team's top WRs with Amari Cooper (COVID) already out and Lamb in question.

Speaking to 105.3FM the Fan, team exec Stephen Jones was upbeat about the possibility of CeeDee Lamb taking the field against the Raiders, going so far as to heavily imply a lack of residual symptoms after Lamb banged his head against the turf at Arrowhead Stadium on the final play of the first half -- not returning to the game thereafter.

"He's doing really well," said Jones. "So, he'll have an opportunity to play. If he were having issues today, then you'd probably be a little leery, but the fact that so far he's doing well."

As the story said, it's obviously good news but the Cowboys, and fantasy owners, probably can't get too far ahead here. Lamb was present in team meetings and being allowed to take on cognitive duties (i.e., paying attention in said meetings and learning) is a part of league's concussion protocol, the story said. No matter how much Lamb professes himself as "OK" or "fine," his medical clearance remains in the hands of an independent physician, the story reminded us.