Pickens is more reliable than Lamb

[Potenza]

Ceedee Lamb had some huge drops in crucial moments tonight vs Philly.

My friend and I collectively agree, that historically Lamb is not the guy you want to go to in big moments. He does not deliver anywhere near consistently as other big name WR’s in the league.

Remember “jump balls 4, jump balls, I got you?” Then proceeds to fumble when we couldn’t afford a turnover.

In what could have been the first interception of the year, a perfectly placed ball from Dak went through the hands of Mr #1 just to bounce off his facemask and pop into the air.

Lamb then proceeds to drop another beautifully placed ball in one of the biggest turning points of the game with just over 2 minutes remaining.

Although arguable it was a difficult catch, to be paid the money he gets paid, that 4th down play probably should have been caught.

But what I see from Pickens is aggression over flashy. He came up in a big moment tonight. Even when he couldn’t manage that one handed grab off the PI, he still fought until the very end.

My point being, is Ceedee more often than not these days is causing errors that are not acceptable for a player in his position, on a consistent basis.

Throughout the career of George Pickens, he seems to be more consistent and more reliable, and arguably more comfortable in bigger moments than the time Lamb has spent with us. What do you guys think?

Disclaimer: Basing this opinion on past performance + tonight’s performance ^

 

[Stak78]

Lamb had a bad case of the dropsies a couple of times early in his career. I remember cussing him profusely from my couch. The last two years he has been money. Hopefully, this is a case of first game, no preseason jitters.

 

[darthseinfeld]

Throughout the career of George Pickens, he seems to be more consistent and more reliable, and arguably more comfortable in bigger moments than the time Lamb has spent with us. What do you guys think?

Disclaimer: Basing this opinion on past performance + tonight’s performance ^

You must not no much about Pickens lol

 

[cowboyec]

he needs more targets moving forward.
if they aren't going to play jaydon blue over miles sanders....those plays should be pass calls to pickens.
i do not need to see miles running the ball or screen passes.
if they are not gonna start blue over sanders.....scrap the sanders plays and just chunk it to pickens.
thank you for your attention to this important matter.

 

[Chasing6]

Ceedee Lamb had some huge drops in crucial moments tonight vs Philly.

My friend and I collectively agree, that historically Lamb is not the guy you want to go to in big moments. He does not deliver anywhere near consistently as other big name WR’s in the league.

Remember “jump balls 4, jump balls, I got you?” Then proceeds to fumble when we couldn’t afford a turnover.

In what could have been the first interception of the year, a perfectly placed ball from Dak went through the hands of Mr #1 just to bounce off his facemask and pop into the air.

Lamb then proceeds to drop another beautifully placed ball in one of the biggest turning points of the game with just over 2 minutes remaining.

Although arguable it was a difficult catch, to be paid the money he gets paid, that 4th down play probably should have been caught.

But what I see from Pickens is aggression over flashy. He came up in a big moment tonight. Even when he couldn’t manage that one handed grab off the PI, he still fought until the very end.

My point being, is Ceedee more often than not these days is causing errors that are not acceptable for a player in his position, on a consistent basis.

Throughout the career of George Pickens, he seems to be more consistent and more reliable, and arguably more comfortable in bigger moments than the time Lamb has spent with us. What do you guys think?

Disclaimer: Basing this opinion on past performance + tonight’s performance ^

 

[HungryLion]

Lamb had a bad case of the dropsies a couple of times early in his career. I remember cussing him profusely from my couch. The last two years he has been money. Hopefully, this is a case of first game, no preseason jitters.

He also led the league in drops last year too.

I like Lamb. But he really drops
The ball too damn much. He needs to stop
It.

 

[Wildcat711]

Ceedee Lamb had some huge drops in crucial moments tonight vs Philly.

My friend and I collectively agree, that historically Lamb is not the guy you want to go to in big moments. He does not deliver anywhere near consistently as other big name WR’s in the league.

Remember “jump balls 4, jump balls, I got you?” Then proceeds to fumble when we couldn’t afford a turnover.

In what could have been the first interception of the year, a perfectly placed ball from Dak went through the hands of Mr #1 just to bounce off his facemask and pop into the air.

Lamb then proceeds to drop another beautifully placed ball in one of the biggest turning points of the game with just over 2 minutes remaining.

Although arguable it was a difficult catch, to be paid the money he gets paid, that 4th down play probably should have been caught.

But what I see from Pickens is aggression over flashy. He came up in a big moment tonight. Even when he couldn’t manage that one handed grab off the PI, he still fought until the very end.

My point being, is Ceedee more often than not these days is causing errors that are not acceptable for a player in his position, on a consistent basis.

Throughout the career of George Pickens, he seems to be more consistent and more reliable, and arguably more comfortable in bigger moments than the time Lamb has spent with us. What do you guys think?

Disclaimer: Basing this opinion on past performance + tonight’s performance ^

Well if you and your friend collectively agree.. it must be right,

 

[Zekeats]

I would trade lamb in a heart beat for any first round pick

 

[FVSTONE]

Ceedee Lamb had some huge drops in crucial moments tonight vs Philly.

My friend and I collectively agree, that historically Lamb is not the guy you want to go to in big moments. He does not deliver anywhere near consistently as other big name WR’s in the league.

Remember “jump balls 4, jump balls, I got you?” Then proceeds to fumble when we couldn’t afford a turnover.

In what could have been the first interception of the year, a perfectly placed ball from Dak went through the hands of Mr #1 just to bounce off his facemask and pop into the air.

Lamb then proceeds to drop another beautifully placed ball in one of the biggest turning points of the game with just over 2 minutes remaining.

Although arguable it was a difficult catch, to be paid the money he gets paid, that 4th down play probably should have been caught.

But what I see from Pickens is aggression over flashy. He came up in a big moment tonight. Even when he couldn’t manage that one handed grab off the PI, he still fought until the very end.

My point being, is Ceedee more often than not these days is causing errors that are not acceptable for a player in his position, on a consistent basis.

Throughout the career of George Pickens, he seems to be more consistent and more reliable, and arguably more comfortable in bigger moments than the time Lamb has spent with us. What do you guys think?

Disclaimer: Basing this opinion on past performance + tonight’s performance ^

This is what happens when players are pampered during preseason. I couldn't believe the one play that had a ball go right through fricking CeeDee's hands!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This was a huge game and this over paid underachieving dude isn't a number 1 receiver anymore.

 

[BrAinPaiNt]

I would trade lamb in a heart beat for any first round pick

This is not madden....Contracts and Cap hits count

 

[erod]

Ceedee Lamb had some huge drops in crucial moments tonight vs Philly.

My friend and I collectively agree, that historically Lamb is not the guy you want to go to in big moments. He does not deliver anywhere near consistently as other big name WR’s in the league.

Remember “jump balls 4, jump balls, I got you?” Then proceeds to fumble when we couldn’t afford a turnover.

In what could have been the first interception of the year, a perfectly placed ball from Dak went through the hands of Mr #1 just to bounce off his facemask and pop into the air.

Lamb then proceeds to drop another beautifully placed ball in one of the biggest turning points of the game with just over 2 minutes remaining.

Although arguable it was a difficult catch, to be paid the money he gets paid, that 4th down play probably should have been caught.

But what I see from Pickens is aggression over flashy. He came up in a big moment tonight. Even when he couldn’t manage that one handed grab off the PI, he still fought until the very end.

My point being, is Ceedee more often than not these days is causing errors that are not acceptable for a player in his position, on a consistent basis.

Throughout the career of George Pickens, he seems to be more consistent and more reliable, and arguably more comfortable in bigger moments than the time Lamb has spent with us. What do you guys think?

Disclaimer: Basing this opinion on past performance + tonight’s performance ^

No, no, no.

CeeDee had his worst game of his career. Will never happen again. Pickens has had a lot of meltdowns in his career.

 

[3rdEyewarrior]

Ceedee Lamb had some huge drops in crucial moments tonight vs Philly.

My friend and I collectively agree, that historically Lamb is not the guy you want to go to in big moments. He does not deliver anywhere near consistently as other big name WR’s in the league.

Remember “jump balls 4, jump balls, I got you?” Then proceeds to fumble when we couldn’t afford a turnover.

In what could have been the first interception of the year, a perfectly placed ball from Dak went through the hands of Mr #1 just to bounce off his facemask and pop into the air.

Lamb then proceeds to drop another beautifully placed ball in one of the biggest turning points of the game with just over 2 minutes remaining.

Although arguable it was a difficult catch, to be paid the money he gets paid, that 4th down play probably should have been caught.

But what I see from Pickens is aggression over flashy. He came up in a big moment tonight. Even when he couldn’t manage that one handed grab off the PI, he still fought until the very end.

My point being, is Ceedee more often than not these days is causing errors that are not acceptable for a player in his position, on a consistent basis.

Throughout the career of George Pickens, he seems to be more consistent and more reliable, and arguably more comfortable in bigger moments than the time Lamb has spent with us. What do you guys think?

Disclaimer: Basing this opinion on past performance + tonight’s performance ^

Lamb gets open better. Pickens has better hands.

 

[satterfieldmusicstud]

Lamb is the biggest piece of crap. Irvin would have never dropped those throw. No heart. You young cowboys fats have no idea. God bless you. Geeze . I'm so thankful that I saw those super both wins.

 

[Stak78]

He also led the league in drops last year too.

I like Lamb. But he really drops
The ball too damn much. He needs to stop
It.

Ehh… You might want to check led the league in drops last year. It wasn’t Ceedee Lamb.

 

[satterfieldmusicstud]

Ehh… You might want to check led the league in drops last year. It wasn’t Ceedee Lamb.

Lamb is on to a great start!

 

[Gonzomandela01]

Dak should not fix on Lamb, spread the wealth offensively.

 

[satterfieldmusicstud]

Dak did well. Lamb was horrible

 

[BHendri5]

Ceedee Lamb had some huge drops in crucial moments tonight vs Philly.

My friend and I collectively agree, that historically Lamb is not the guy you want to go to in big moments. He does not deliver anywhere near consistently as other big name WR’s in the league.

Remember “jump balls 4, jump balls, I got you?” Then proceeds to fumble when we couldn’t afford a turnover.

In what could have been the first interception of the year, a perfectly placed ball from Dak went through the hands of Mr #1 just to bounce off his facemask and pop into the air.

Lamb then proceeds to drop another beautifully placed ball in one of the biggest turning points of the game with just over 2 minutes remaining.

Although arguable it was a difficult catch, to be paid the money he gets paid, that 4th down play probably should have been caught.

But what I see from Pickens is aggression over flashy. He came up in a big moment tonight. Even when he couldn’t manage that one handed grab off the PI, he still fought until the very end.

My point being, is Ceedee more often than not these days is causing errors that are not acceptable for a player in his position, on a consistent basis.

Throughout the career of George Pickens, he seems to be more consistent and more reliable, and arguably more comfortable in bigger moments than the time Lamb has spent with us. What do you guys think?

Disclaimer: Basing this opinion on past performance + tonight’s performance ^

stop

 

[satterfieldmusicstud]

The only way that the Cowboys win a super bowl is if Jerry and Co. are 6 feet under. This coming from a loooooong time Cowboys fan.

 

[Zman5]

I've posted this few times about Lamb. He makes hard catches look easy yet makes easy catches look hard at times.
For a guy who can make some ridiculously acrobatic catches, he has tendency to drop real easy routine catches. He needs to work on focusing for 4 full quarters.