Twitter: CeeDee Lamb Top 100 - 55

Lamb's a better player than he showed in '25, but you'd have to think they'll at least have the conversation next season about keeping Pickens over CD if we see a repeat of last season.
 
He had some injury issues last season. I'm sure that's part of the drop-off in his rankings but he's still a strong top-10 WR.

Interestingly, guys at 105 are questioning whether he's peaked.......I don't think he has.


 
Every great receiver has some drops. It's not really a problem for CD, but last year wasn't unique.

He's had: 8, 8, 6, 6, 7, and 8 drops in his career.

The problem last year is that so many came in such visible moments in two games against Philly.
When you have the worst defense, just about any drop will be a critical moments.
 
Drop Comparison (2025 Season)
    • CeeDee Lamb: 8 drops on 117 targets (75 receptions, 1,077 yards)
    • George Pickens: 4 drops on 137 targets (93 receptions, 1,429 yards)
over their careers ceedee is at about 5% and pickens 3.5% last year ceedee reverted to his 2 early years where drops were a problem and the percentage was like 6-7. the 3 years before last he was really good and his rate was low.
 
Every great receiver has some drops. It's not really a problem for CD, but last year wasn't unique.

He's had: 8, 8, 6, 6, 7, and 8 drops in his career.

The problem last year is that so many came in such visible moments in two games against Philly.
Stats are silly and meaningless, especially subjective stats like drops.

Lamb gets a ton of targets, so he's going to drop passes. But how it's determined what a drop is versus a bad pass largely remains a mystery.

Last year, he had some egregious drops in big moments amidst an injury-plagued year. Those weren't like him.

I somewhat chalk that up to his eagerness to make up for lost time. Since OU, he's a clutch receiver with above average hands.
 

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