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CeeDee Lamb is a top-tier start for Week 3, benefiting from a high-scoring game environment with a 52.5-point over/under and having already scored over 50 fantasy points this season.

Recorded 150+ receiving yards with multiple touchdowns vs. Commanders; now has three career games with this stat line, tied for second in franchise history behind Bob Hayes (6 games). This marks continued elite receiving production and efficiency in high-volume games.

Lamb scored 35.3 fantasy points in Week 2 when stacked with Dak Prescott, demonstrating the upside potential of pairing a top receiver with his quarterback in knockout leagues.

Lamb caught two touchdown passes in Prescott's record-breaking performance, including the 24-yard touchdown reception in the fourth quarter that gave Prescott his 249th career TD pass and the franchise record. The source emphasizes the quality of the catch: Prescott 'zipping a pass to his receiver, who had coverage draped all over him, in the end zone,' highlighting Lamb's ability to make contested catches in high-leverage situations.

Lamb caught two touchdown passes in Week 2 against Washington, including the 24-yard scoring reception in the fourth quarter that gave Prescott the franchise record for career touchdown passes; he was targeted in the end zone with coverage draped all over him, demonstrating his role as a primary red-zone target.

After struggling with injuries last year, Lamb is fully healthy and delivered a dominant Week 2 performance with eight catches, 153 yards and two touchdowns against Washington, demonstrating he has returned to form as a top-tier receiver; ranked fourth in Week 3 wide receiver rankings.

Lamb posted two touchdowns (3-yd, 24-yd) on a team-high 28.1% adjusted target share (up slightly from Week 1's 25.6%), establishing himself as the steady, every-week floor piece of the Dallas passing game.

Cowboys WR was the target of a long pass from Dak Prescott in Week 2 game vs. Commanders. Tom Brady's broadcast commentary on the play—describing it as a 'piss missile'—went viral, though the play itself reflects Lamb's continued role as a primary deep threat in the Cowboys offense.

Cowboys WR CeeDee Lamb took offense to the Commanders deferring the coin toss so that Dallas gets the ball first in Week 2.

Cowboys wide receiver caught a long pass from Dak Prescott that Tom Brady described on the Fox broadcast as a 'piss missile,' highlighting an impressive play during the Week 2 game against the Commanders.

Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb took offense to the Commanders deferring the coin toss in Week 2, allowing Dallas to get the ball first.

Lamb exploited Commanders coverage issues in Week 2 against Dallas. On the Cowboys' opening drive, Lamb ran a curl route that went uncovered due to a miscommunication between Commanders linebacker Leo Chenal and safety Jeremy Reaves in an inverted Tampa-2 coverage scheme. Cornerback Amik Robertson could not stick close to Lamb because Robertson was responsible for a deep half of the field and had to sink back deeper.

CeeDee Lamb's snap count increased from 732 in 2025 (84th positional rank) to 88 in 2026 (5th positional rank out of 82 wide receivers), reflecting his continued role in the Cowboys' offense.

CeeDee Lamb, the Cowboys wide receiver, grades at blue-chip performance tier (positional ranking 94) in 2026, up from his 2025 positional ranking of 84; he is part of the skill position group's rebound to 74.2 SNAPI against Washington after stumbling to 39.9 against the Giants.

Lamb had eight receptions on nine targets for 153 yards and two touchdowns in Week 2 against Washington. The source describes this as 'the quintessential CeeDee Lamb game,' highlighting his consistent high-volume role in Dallas' dominant 37-20 victory.

Trade value of 41.3 with no week-over-week change; ranked 14th among receivers; faces challenging stretch vs. BAL, HOU, TB.

Trade value at 41.3 with no week-over-week change, maintaining stable market valuation heading into Week 3.

CeeDee Lamb posted 153 receiving yards and 2 touchdowns in Week 2 against the Commanders, a monstrous performance that put him in position to lead the Cowboys offense. Lamb was offended by the Commanders' decision to defer after winning the coin toss, stating 'I just kind of take it offensive that they want to put our offense out first, like we're not who we are,' and responded with dominant production from quarterback Dak Prescott.

Lamb posted a monstrous Week 2 performance with 153 receiving yards and two touchdowns against the Commanders. He was offended by Washington's decision to defer after winning the coin toss, viewing it as disrespect to the Cowboys offense, and used that motivation to dominate the matchup.

Scored touchdown in Week 2 vs. Washington; defensive film shows Commanders secondary immediately looking to Sainristil on the play, suggesting potential coverage vulnerability.