CeeDee Lamb
  • CeeDee Lamb

  • WR
  • , Dallas Cowboys
  • 25
  • 200 lbs
  • 6' 2"
  • Oklahoma
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Scouting report

by Justin Edwards

DAL WR CeeDee Lamb - Week 16 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 16 vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
The Cooper Rush-CeeDee Lamb connection has looked fantastic over the last two weeks, equaling a 15-209-2 stat line on 20 targets and 40+ half-PPR points. Things should continue here against a Bucs defense that ranks 21st in WR aFPA and 32nd in QB aFPA. Fire Lamb back up as a WR1.

by Justin Edwards

DAL WR CeeDee Lamb - Week 15 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 15 @ Carolina Panthers
The Cowboys are doing everything in their power to feature their WR1, but Cooper Rush isn't always the perfect catalyst in the equation. Since Week 9, Lamb has averaged 9.3 targets (6th) and 18.0 expected fantasy points per game (7th), both top-10 marks, but Cooper Rush has had a 69.5% on-target rate, the fourth-worst in the league. This has led to only 11.2 *actual* fantasy points per game for Lamb, the 28th-most among wide receivers.

Lamb is still the focal point of this offense, but he's closer to the WR1/2 fringe than a no-doubt WR1 in a week with no byes.

by Justin Edwards

DAL WR CeeDee Lamb - Week 14 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 14 vs. Cincinnati Bengals
As predicted, CeeDee Lamb was still the focal point of the offense in Weeks 10-12, hitting double-digit targets for the fifth, sixth, and seventh times this season, the only problem is the below-average play of his quarterbacks. Regardless of whether Cooper Rush or Trey Lance take more snaps moving forward, Lamb's ceiling is knocked down three or four (or five or six) pegs, making him a borderline WR1/2, even in a great matchup against the Bengals secondary.

by Justin Edwards

DAL WR CeeDee Lamb - Week 13 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 13 vs. New York Giants
As predicted, CeeDee Lamb was still the focal point of the offense in Weeks 10-12, hitting double-digit targets for the fifth, sixth, and seventh times this season, the only problem is the below-average play of his quarterbacks. Regardless of whether Cooper Rush or Trey Lance take more snaps moving forward, Lamb's ceiling is knocked down three or four (or five or six) pegs, making him a borderline WR2, even in a decent matchup against the Giants secondary.

by Justin Edwards

DAL WR CeeDee Lamb - Week 12 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 12 @ Washington Commanders
As predicted, CeeDee Lamb was still the focal point of the offense in Weeks 10 + 11, hitting double-digit targets for the fifth and sixth time this season, the only problem was the miserable play of his quarterbacks. Regardless of whether Cooper Rush or Trey Lance take more snaps in Week 12, Lamb's ceiling is knocked down three or four (or five or six) pegs, making him a WR2, even in a decent matchup against the Commanders secondary.

by Justin Edwards

DAL WR CeeDee Lamb - Week 11 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 11 vs. Houston Texans
As predicted, CeeDee Lamb was still the focal point of the offense in Week 10, hitting double-digit targets for the fifth time this season, the only problem was the miserable play of his quarterbacks. Regardless of whether Cooper Rush or Trey Lance take more snaps in Week 11, Lamb's ceiling is knocked down three or four (or five or six) pegs, making him a low-end WR2, even in a good matchup against the Texans secondary.

by Justin Edwards

DAL WR CeeDee Lamb - Week 10 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 10 vs. Philadelphia Eagles
Though the efficiency of the targets will undoubtedly go down, CeeDee Lamb could very well become *more* of a focal point of this offense with Dak Prescott down, at least in terms of target share. No Prescott and the Eagles ranking 11th in WR aFPA are both working against Lamb's ceiling, but he should remain a WR1 option on volume alone.