CeeDee Lamb, a talented wide receiver for the Dallas Cowboys, is formally a camp holdout. It had been anticipated for the past month that Lamb would not report to camp in the absence of a new contract.
On Tuesday morning, sources suggested that he was preparing to be a holdout while Oxnard’s team charter was being finalized, and now it is official.
For the Cowboys fans, there is some positive news despite the regrettable development. There is hope that an agreement can be achieved because Lamb and the team “have worked” on a solution. Lamb’s holdout might be quite expensive, as each mixed practice carries a potential fine of $40,000.
Lamb’s finest year as a professional occurred last season. With 135 receptions, he led the NFL in receiving while gaining 1,749 yards and 12 touchdowns.
Lamb was selected to his third Pro Bowl of his career, first-team All-Pro, and added two rushing touchdowns.
Thursday, July 25, is the first training camp practice for the team. By then, hopefully, a deal can be reached to get Lamb back on the field as quickly as possible.
