CeeDee Lamb has made his stance clear — he wants the Dallas Cowboys to add offensive firepower for the upcoming season. After restructuring his contract to free up $20 million in cap space, the 25-year-old star wideout called on the front office to add a reliable second receiver to the team,

Part of Jerry Jones' decision to go with Schottenheimer was continuity. With Brian's prior relationships with the locker room, he won't be starting from scratch on offense, where he will be the play-caller.

CeeDee Lamb, who has worked closely with Schotty in the past two seasons, will now see a different side of Brian as the pair will no doubt work closely together to get this offense up and rolling with Dak Prescott in 2025. But what does Lamb think of Schottenheimer now that he's in the big chair in Dallas?

Cowboys owner and GM Jerry Jones continues to receive criticism from pockets of fans for replacing accomplished HC Mike McCarthy by promoting Schottenheimer rather than via a big-name acquisition.

At least if you ask wide receiver CeeDee Lamb. The Dallas Cowboys' star ... spoke just as passionately about new head coach Brian Schottenheimer, who's stepping into his first head coaching ...

The Dallas Cowboys might be looking for a wide receiver, and ESPN has them picking a running mate for CeeDee Lamb in mock draft.

“Former Cowboys WR Michael Gallup, who abruptly retired last offseason, intends to make a comeback, per his agent Kevin Robinson,” Rapoport wrote on X. “The Raiders released him from the reserve/retired list today for that reason. He’s still just 29.”

As we move closer to the NFL draft and the official start of the offseason, that allows teams to trade and so on, a few solid players have either been released, traded or requested a trade.

Instead, it will be Brian Schottenheimer, who got the promotion ... but star wide receiver CeeDee Lamb is a close second. "With him being in the building since I was in the league, I feel like ...

The Dallas Cowboys and CeeDee Lamb have agreed to a reworked contract, leading to massive gains in cap space for the team.

The Dallas Cowboys have created nearly $57 million in salary cap space by restructuring the contracts of star quarterback Dak Prescott and top receiver CeeDee Lamb

During a recent chat with Ryan Morik of Fox News Digital, Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb explained why he's excited to continue working with Schottenheimer. "I feel like there’s not gonna ...