CeeDee Lamb's return to the field is a hot topic, and his recent comments have fans buzzing. In a bold statement, Lamb declared his ankle is back in top shape, ready for action. But here's where it gets controversial: he believes he could've played last week, despite sitting out due to injury.
Lamb's journey last season was challenging. He missed two games and battled through a shoulder injury. Recently, he's been dealing with a high left ankle sprain, keeping him out of the past three games. However, he's confident his ankle is now where it needs to be, and he's eager to get back on the field.
In a practice session on Thursday, Lamb was limited, but he's set to make his comeback on Sunday against the Commanders. His determination is evident: "I'm moving around, being myself, and feeling happy about my ankle's progress."
Lamb's impact is undeniable. He had two impressive 100-yard games in the first two weeks of the season before sustaining an injury in Week 3. With 84 career games under his belt, he's just 51 scrimmage yards away from reaching an impressive 7,000-yard milestone.
But it's not just the stats that drive Lamb. He expressed his hunger to return, citing the time he missed and his love for the game and his teammates. "That's not why I'm hungry," he said. "It's about getting back to doing what I love and being with the guys I love."
In Lamb's absence, George Pickens stepped up, delivering two 100-yard games and four touchdowns. Dak Prescott also had a solid performance, throwing 10 touchdowns and no interceptions in the three games Lamb missed.
So, will Lamb's return boost the Cowboys' performance? And what impact will it have on the team dynamics? These are questions on everyone's minds. What are your thoughts? Do you think Lamb's return will be a game-changer, or is it too soon to tell? We'd love to hear your opinions in the comments!
