CeeDee Lamb Fantasy

The Dallas Cowboys selected Oklahoma wide receiver Ceedee Lamb with the No. 17 overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft on Thursday. The Cowboys probably needed a defensive player more, but the Cowboys just couldn't pass on Lamb as one of the top three wideout prospects in this year's draft. Quarterback Dak Prescott gets another weapon alongside Amari Cooper and Michael Gallup. Lamb was a big-play wideout almost every time he touched the ball in college, and he's great at contested catches. Randall Cobb's departure in free agency could allow Lamb to line up in the slot, but he can also make plays outside. Prescott becomes more attractive as a QB1, while Lamb will likely be a boom/bust yard-after-the-catch fantasy wideout in his rookie year. Gallup's fantasy ceiling will take a hit with this addition.

Apr. 23rd • 10:23 PM

Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray is campaigning for the team to select Oklahoma wide receiver Ceedee Lamb with the No. 8 overall pick in this week's draft. Murray was teammates with Lamb at Oklahoma. But after trading for DeAndre Hopkins, the Cardinals are pretty set at wideout with Larry Fitzgerald, Christian Kirk, Andy Isabella, Trent Sherfield, KeeSean Johnson and Hakeem Butler. With so many other holes on their roster, notable on the offensive line, Arizona is sure to go in another direction. Adding a player to their defensive line is also a much more likely scenario here.

Apr. 20th • 10:24 PM

Las Vegas Raiders general manager Mike Mayock loves Oklahoma wide receiver Ceedee Lamb and thinks he's the most complete receiver in this stacked draft class, even though head coach Jon Gruden likely would prefer Alabama's Henry Ruggs as a deep threat. With the No. 12 overall pick in the first round, the Raiders are expected to take a wideout who can immediately become their true No. 1 receiver alongside Tyrell Williams, Hunter Renfrow and Nelson Agholor. Lamb, Ruggs and Jerry Jeudy -- the consensus top three receivers in this year's draft -- should be fantasy relevant in leagues of all shapes and sizes immediately in 2020.

Apr. 20th • 1:24 PM