Cowboys WR CeeDee Lamb doesn't want to 'dwell' on drops: 'I need to catch the (expletive) ball'

CeeDee Lamb's performance issues with dropped passes continue to be a focal point for the Dallas Cowboys as they push for a playoff spot in the 2025 NFL season. Despite making an impressive catch against the Philadelphia Eagles, Lamb's inconsistency remains a concern. He acknowledges the problem and is committed to improving his focus.

Meanwhile, George Pickens, a recent addition to the Cowboys' receiving corps, has emerged as a key player. Over the past two games, Pickens caught 18 of 20 targets for 290 yards and two touchdowns, becoming Dak Prescott's preferred target. Pickens ranks second in the NFL for receiving yards and is among the top three in receptions and touchdowns, overshadowing Lamb's previous role as the team's leading receiver.

Lamb expressed no resentment towards Pickens' success and aims to rectify his own issues to contribute more effectively to the team. The Cowboys' strategy to pair Lamb with a strong teammate like Pickens was intended to bolster their chances for a Super