When they go high, the Dallas Cowboys are going to go higher. It’s a good thing the scoreboard at AT&T Stadium hangs in the atmosphere already, because the points are about to reach helium status.
The Cowboys have augmented their already-explosive passing attack with the one of the biggest surprises of the 2020 NFL Draft. Somehow Oklahoma WR CeeDee Lamb dropped from a possible top-10 selection to Dallas at No. 17, and despite a stud defensive prospect they’ve been linked to for the last several weeks still on the board, the Cowboys decided to just outscore the universe and made the pick for the best remaining player.
Lamb will join Amari Cooper and Michael Gallup and form one of the league’s most destructive wide receiver corps. Standing at 6-foot-2, and weighing 198 pounds, Lamb presents a physical, aggressive pass catcher and run blocker who excels after the catch and with physical contact.
Corners who shy away from contact are going to be placed in amber on film for all eternity against this dude.
Film Study – vs Alabama
Here’s a look at his best work, from a 2018 game against the Crimson Tide in 2018. In this Orange Bowl contest, he caught eight passes for 109 yards and one score.
Film Study – vs Texas Tech
In this game from the past season, he caught seven receptions for 185 yards and three touchdowns against the Red Raiders.
Highlight Reels (NSFW music)
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