Even CeeDee Lamb can't deny the comparisons between himself and new Dallas Cowboys QB Joe Milton in a hilarious viral clip shared on social media.

FRISCO — The Dallas Cowboys reeled in a big catch this week, trading with the Pittsburgh Steelers to land George Pickens. This offense needed a No. 2 receiver on the depth chart and it could be ...

However, in speaking on Thursday, Pickens had some very generous words to say about new teammate and All-Pro, CeeDee Lamb per NFL Network reporter, Jane Slater. George Pickens says CeeDee Lamb is ...

One player who fans have been waiting to hear from following the trade was Cowboys superstar CeeDee Lamb. Lamb shared a cryptic message on social media about "ego" which many took as a comment ...

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CeeDee Lamb wants to "choose better" on and off the field. On the field, Lamb chose to stay with the Dallas Cowboys on a $140 million deal, and after injuries shortened quarterback Dak Prescott's ...

CeeDee Lamb made an Instagram post on Thursday revealing he will provide an inside look at his 2024 season in a vlog series coming to YouTube on Saturday. #Cowboys CeeDee Lamb will release a vlog ...

CeeDee Lamb appeared to know the Dallas Cowboys' trade for George Pickens was coming. The star wideout posted a tweet on X (formerly Twitter) early on Wednesday morning before news broke of the ...

Here’s a look at how this trade could impact Lamb this season and beyond. The first point of agreement across the "Football 301" panel: CeeDee Lamb is firmly entrenched as Dallas’ No. 1 receiver.

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb spares no expense when it comes to maintaining his physical condition. In an interview with Complex's Brighid Tully, Lamb revealed that he spends $1.3 ...

Lamb is a singular, spectacular protein—rich, nuanced and remarkably versatile. And yet, for many people, it’s a once-or-twice-a-year affair. On the other 363 days? It barely registers.