George Pickens just smashed the league with a 1,400-yard masterpiece, and now he’s rightfully holding Jerry Jones’ feet to the fire, because elite alphas don’t show up for one-year rentals. Schottenheimer is playing it cool, but Ian Rapoport made it crystal clear back in February: No long-term bag, no Pickens at mini camp.
The Cowboys are notoriously allergic to urgency, so prepare for a summer-long game of chicken that will leave Pickens’ status hanging in the balance until he inevitably signs an extension or the franchise tender. Pickens’ Top-10 WR best ball ADP is in no danger of collapsing, and he remains a strong buy in all formats as a key component in one of the league’s signature high octane offenses.
Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb finished 2023 with...
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Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb had 111 receiving yards on six receptions in their loss to the Minnesota Vikings. Lamb was the only Cowboys pass catcher to have more than six targets.
Besides Lamb the Dallas pass catchers underwhelmed, no one else had more than 40 yards despite Dak Prescott throwing for 294 yards. Javonte Williams took 15 carries for 91 yards and a score, while Malik Davis handled eight carries and scored a touchdown.
The Cowboys are on the brink of playoff elimination but Prescott continues to put up solid numbers and Lamb and George Pickens can have a big game on any given week while Williams remains a good running back two for fantasy managers.
Author: David Leonard Jr. (@RealDelcoDave)
The Dallas Cowboys are expected to have both wide receiver CeeDee Lamb and tight end Jake Ferguson for their Sunday Night Football matchup with the Minnesota Vikings. Lamb has completed the concussion protocol and is cleared to play, Ferguson is dealing with a calf issue but it isn’t expected to force him to miss the game.
The Cowboys still have a chance to make the playoffs and will rely on Lamb and Ferguson to help keep those chances alive. Lamb remains a wide receiver one and should stay in fantasy lineups, Ferguson is a solid if unspectacular tight end and as long as he’s suiting up fantasy managers should start him.
Author: David Leonard Jr. (@RealDelcoDave)
The Cowboys feasted for Thanksgiving after defeating the struggling Kansas City Chiefs 31-28. Dak Prescott passed for 320 yards, 2 touchdowns and 1 interception. CeeDee Lamb was the main beneficiary with 7 catches, 112 receiving yards and a touchdown.
The Cowboys are the perfect team for fantasy, strong offensive players in quarterback Dak Prescott, wide receivers Lamb, George Pickens, tight end Jake Ferguson and running back Javonte Williams. Pair that offense with a leaky defense and you have potential league winners with all the weapons on offense. All the aforementioned players are must starts.
Author: Jesse Baldwin @J_Baldwin51
In week three of their blowout loss to the Chicago Bears, the Dallas Cowboys received more bad news as their star wide receiver, CeeDee Lamb, left the game with an ankle injury. Lamb is expected to miss multiple weeks.
Jerry Jones has stated that the high ankle sprain could land Lamb on the IR but no designation has been made at this time. With Lamb being the focal point of the offense, Dak Prescott will look to George Pickens and Jake Ferguson to ignite the team and get back in the in the win column. With Lamb out, Fergusn recorded 13 receptions for 82 yards and Pickens stat line was five for 68 and a touchdown. The Cowboys play the Green Bay Packers in Week 4 with the highly anticipated return of Micah Parsons to the Lone Star State.
Fantasy managers should keep a close eye on the injury news for Lamb as this may open up a buy window from panicking owners if he misses more than Week 4.
Author: Dane Madoche(@FF_DaMaddog)
Dak Prescott is entering the 2025 season healthy and poised for a strong fantasy campaign after fully recovering from last year’s midseason hamstring injury. The Cowboys signal-caller is ready to prove he can continue his success he had before the injury ended his 2024 season.
Prescott finished as the QB3 in 2023 season. Now, he is fully recovered and still surrounded by elite weapons, including CeeDee Lamb and Jake Ferguson, but this offseason they added George Pickens. With not an elite running back, we can expect a high-volume passing offense.
Prescott is a strong value in the Round 7–9 range in redraft leagues and a solid target for managers who wait on quarterback. His combination of experience, weapons, and offensive scheme make him a high-floor, high-ceiling option in 2025, and will finish as a QB1.
Author: Jake Lewis (@Lewylewis5)
