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C. Lamb - WR

DAL

CeeDee Lamb caught 6-of-9 targets for 106 yards in the Cowboys' Week 2 win over the Falcons.

Lamb led the Cowboys in receiving in this one on a day Dak Prescott threw for 450 yards. The rookie is essentially an every-down player as the third wideout and should be rostered in all formats. Lamb has 11-165-0 on 15 targets through two games and should see a bigger role along the way after Blake Jarwin's Week 1 torn ACL. Lamb will be a WR3/FLEX play for Week 3 against the Seahawks.

Added Sep 20 5:33 pm (EST)

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C. Lamb - WR

DAL

CeeDee Lamb played 59-of-72 snaps (82 percent) in Week 1 against the Rams.

Lamb rarely left the field in the Cowboys' three-wide base offense. He repped from the slot and saw six targets with Jalen Ramsey taking away Amari Cooper and Michael Gallup on the outside. Lamb’s role is trending up with Blake Jarwin (ACL, IR) out for the season. He gets a matchup with a Falcons secondary that was shredded for 322 yards and four touchdowns by Russell Wilson in Week 1.

Added Sep 16 10:03 am (EST)

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C. Lamb - WR

DAL

CeeDee Lamb caught 5-of-6 targets for 59 yards in Week 1 against the Rams.

Lamb started in the slot as expected. He was targeted by Dak Prescott early but faded in the second half. Lamb played 59 snaps, 10 fewer than Amari Cooper and Michael Gallup. Lamb's ROS outlook got a boost when the Cowboys lost TE Blake Jarwin to a torn ACL. He's an upside flex for Week 2 against the Falcons.

Added Sep 14 12:03 am (EST)

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C. Lamb - WR

DAL

The Athletic's Jon Machota reports CeeDee Lamb has “looked comfortable in all formations."

Lamb has cross-trained at three receiver spots. He’s also been featured on jet sweeps and reverses in camp. Lamb looks as advertised and is going to start in Mike McCarthy’s three-wide base offense. Lamb’s target share behind Amari Cooper and Michael Gallup is his only Year 1 concern.

Added Aug 30 12:07 pm (EST)

The Athletic

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C. Lamb - WR

DAL

Cowboys.com’s Rob Phillips reports a connection “seems to be building” with Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb.

Lamb has been the standout of Cowboys camp. He’s drawn raves from the coaching staff for his work ethic and attention to detail. Lamb has mostly repped in the slot, where the majority of his early season snaps should come. It’s a role that led to 83 targets for Randall Cobb last year.

Added Aug 23 12:40 pm (EST)

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C. Lamb - WR

DAL

Cowboys HC Mike McCarthy said rookie WR CeeDee Lamb will line up on the outside as well as in the slot.

It's further confirmation that Lamb is locked in as a part of the team's three-wide sets, and that Amari Cooper could see more run from the slot. McCarthy said Lamb would get work as a punt returner, potentially adding to the rookie's appeal in fantasy leagues that count individual return yardage. Lamb, being drafted as the 40th wideout off the board, has upside to spare in Dallas' high-powered offense.

Added Aug 15 1:22 pm (EST)

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C. Lamb - WR

DAL

Cowboys signed No. 17 overall pick WR CeeDee Lamb to a four-year, $14.01 million contract.

A three-year starting outside receiver at Oklahoma, Lamb earned consensus All-American honors as a true junior by posting a 62/1,324/14 receiving line. He easily led the draft class in yards per target (15.1) and yards after the catch (11.0), seamlessly dodging would-be tacklers in open space. He wins at the line of scrimmage with quick feet and finishes off plays with in-air adjustments, drawing comparisons to DeAndre Hopkins. Lamb will be utilized in the screen game and on vertical routes as an all-around go-to slot option with Dallas despite being an average-sized wideout with 4.50 speed. With little other depth behind Amari Cooper and Michael Gallup, Lamb will start in three-wide sets as a 21-year-old rookie, pushing Cooper to the slot at times. Lamb himself also led the nation in yards per route run (6.11) from the slot last year.

Added Jul 23 10:04 am (EST)

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B. Aiyuk - WR

Speaking to NBC Sports' Peter King, 49ers GM John Lynch stated WR Brandon Aiyuk and WR CeeDee Lamb's grades were “very evenly matched” ahead of the 2020 NFL Draft.

The 49ers passed on the chance to draft Lamb at No. 14 overall, and instead traded up from pick No. 31 to No. 25 to secure Aiyuk on their roster. Lynch outlined a conversation he had with head coach Kyle Shanahan two days before the draft, claiming it might "raise eyebrows," but he would be "perfectly happy" to select Aiyuk at their original draft slot at No. 13. Shanahan agreed. From a stylistic standpoint, it makes total sense as the 49ers roster George Kittle, Deebo Samuel and Tevin Coleman, all top two at their position in average yards after the catch. Aiyuk averaged the sixth-most yards after the catch in college football last season. And in an added wrinkle, Aiyuk's former coach, Herm Edwards, is the godparent to one of Lynch's children. Surely that relationship and seamless line of communication paid off while completing background work. Ultimately, Aiyuk and Lamb will always be linked in the eyes of 49ers fans.

Added May 04 1:00 pm (EST)

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Cowboys selected Oklahoma WR CeeDee Lamb with the No. 17 overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft.

Lamb (6’2/198) was a three-year starting outside receiver at Oklahoma who earned consensus All-American honors as a true junior by posting a 62/1,324/14 receiving line. He easily led the draft class in yards per target (15.1) and yards after the catch (11.0), seamlessly dodging would-be tacklers in open space. He wins at the line of scrimmage with quick feet and finishes off plays with in-air adjustments, drawing comparisons to DeAndre Hopkins. Lamb will be utilized in the screen game and on vertical routes as an all-around go-to slot option with Dallas despite being an average-sized wideout with 4.50 speed. His elite production, ball skills, and after-the-catch magic give him top-10 potential from Day 1. With only Amari Cooper and Michael Gallup still around as viable wideouts, Lamb will undoubtedly start in three-wide sets as a 21-year-old rookie out the gates, pushing Cooper to the slot at times. Lamb himself also led the nation in yards per route run (6.11) from the slot last year.

Added Apr 23 10:18 pm (EST)

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K. Cole - WR

JAC

ESPN's Josina Anderson confirms the Raiders "really like" Oklahoma WR CeeDee Lamb.

It's confirmation of what NBC's Peter King reported earlier this week. The Raiders have long been desperate for a playmaker at wideout, and there is not a more explosive receiver with higher upside in this year's draft than Lamb. The first of the Raiders' two first-rounders comes at No. 12. Lamb has been (loosely) connected to the Cardinals at No. 8.

Added Apr 23 4:32 pm (EST)

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S. Stefani - G

World No. 461 Shawn Stefani withdrew prior to the start of Round 2 of the Corales Championship with a back injury.

This is the 38-year-old's second mid-tourney WD in 183 events, first since the 2013 Sanderson Farms during his rookie season. He was making his third Corales appearance after T44/2019 and T13/2018. The Texan had opened with an 8-over 80 (T141 of 144 players), where he mustered seven (of 14) fairways and eight greens in regulation, overshadowing four birdies with three bogeys, three doubles and a triple bogey-7 on his second-to-last hole. He arrived off a missed cut by 11 two weeks ago at the Safeway (77-73), his fourth consecutive MC on TOUR. The Lamar alum's WD leaves Kyle Stanley and Martin Laird playing as a twosome in the first group off No. 1 tee.

Added 8:26 am (EST)

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A. Khudobin - G

DAL

One big, looming question mark is how the Dallas Stars will handle the upcoming back-to-back.

The Stars and Lightning will play Games 4 and 5 of the Stanley Cup Final on Friday and Saturday respectively. That's particularly problematic for the Stars because Ben Bishop has been hurt, so Dallas' options might come down to starting Anton Khudobin in back-to-back games and three times in the span of four days, or asking 21-year-old goaltender Jake Oettinger to make his first career NHL start in the middle of the finals. Neither is a great option. When the Stars faced a similar dilemma in the second round, the Stars attempted to start Bishop, who said he was ready to return. That didn't work out. Bishop logged just 13:43 minutes before he was pulled and he hasn't dressed in a game since. Bishop is still unfit to play as of Thursday and for his part, Stars coach Rick Bowness doesn't want to look ahead to Game 5 on Saturday. “Not worried about Saturday, worried about tomorrow,” Bowness said. “Saturday will take care of itself. We’ll be doing everything we can to win that game tomorrow. We do not want to fall down 3-1, so Saturday is a whole other discussion that we’ll have after Friday. Right now, Saturday is the least of our concerns.”

Added 8:13 am (EST)

Dallas Morning News

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J. Williams - F

CAR

The Carolina Hurricanes would be happy to get Justin Williams back, but they're not counting on anything.

Whether or not Williams would retire was a big question mark last year too. Williams ultimately decided to re-sign with the Carolina Hurricanes, but only after taking the first few months of the season off. He was still useful though with eight goals and 11 points in 20 contests. He would continue to provide the Hurricanes with veteran leadership and some complimentary scoring if he decided to return for the 2020-21 campaign, but his plans aren't known yet. “It’s almost the same as last year,” Hurricanes GM Don Waddell said. “You tell us what you’re going to do and when you’re going to do it.” In the meantime, the Hurricanes will place their focus elsewhere.

Added 8:07 am (EST)

The News & Observer

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C. Seager - SS

Corey Seager went 1-for-3 with a home run and two RBI to lead the Dodgers to a 5-1 win over the Athletics on Thursday.

Seager showed off his impressive bat speed and sneaky power when he hung back on a Mike Fiers looping curveball and drove it to left-center for a solo shot in the third inning. Later, he added a sacrifice fly RBI to push the Dodgers' lead to 5-0 in the sixth inning. The home run was Seager's 15th in 49 games this year and gives him 41 RBI and 37 runs scored to go with his .325/.374/.620 line. He's the most dangerous hitter in a Dodgers lineup chock full of dangerous hitters.

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S. Murphy - C

OAK

Sean Murphy hit his seventh home run of the season in Thursday's loss to the Dodgers.

The A's were in danger of getting shut out before Murphy launched a Jake McGee offering over the boards in center field in the eighth inning. The homer, a solo shot, was his only hit of the game, and his seventh homer of the year. He showed good pop in a 20-game sample at the end of last season as well and could eclipse the 20-homer plateau if he ever gets a full season's worth of at-bats. Hopefully that comes in 2021, God willing and the creek don't rise.

Added 1:00 am (EST)

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W. Smith - C

Will Smith went 2-for-4 with an RBI single and a run scored in Thursday's win over the A's.

Smith's RBI single in the first inning got the Dodgers on the board, and in the sixth he led off the inning with a double off tough lefty Jesus Luzardo before coming around to score on an Enrique Hernandez single. The 25-year-old was red-hot two weeks ago but has cooled off considerably of late, hitting just .222/.276/.333 in his last seven games to drop his overall line to a still-respectable .282/.395/.544 in 34 games. Perhaps Thursday's two-hit night will bring to bear a few more good performances over the season's final handful of games.

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M. Fiers - SP

OAK

Mike Fiers held the Dodgers to two runs over five innings but took the loss Thursday.

Fiers gave up five hits and a walk over his five innings but got no help from his offense, which managed a run on three total hits against Walker Buehler and company. Despite the result, it was another good showing from the 35-year-old, who's now allowed three runs or fewer in six of his last seven starts dating back to mid-August. In 11 starts overall this season, Fiers finishes with a 4.58 ERA and 1.37 WHIP. He'll be a free agent this winter.

Added 12:49 am (EST)

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P. López - SP

MIA

Pablo Lopez shut out the Braves for five innings and struck out six in the Marlins' 4-2 victory Thursday.

Back-to-back bad outings early this month have taken a toll on Lopez's numbers, but he still finishes the regular season 6-4 with a 3.61 ERA. He still hasn't peaked yet, either. Not only did his strikeout rate take a nice jump this year (59 K in 56 1/3 IP), but with his groundball rate improving, he allowed just four homers.

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