HeavyBarrel
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He’s very lean, leaner than most WR’s and he isn’t naturally big (relatively speaking) so he will be lighter and seem thinner than most other WR.
Probably not w/ Dak who prefers short passes to TE and dump offs to RB’s.People simply act like Lamb is not capable of being / becoming a number one.
He’s very lean, leaner than most WR’s and he isn’t naturally big (relatively speaking) so he will be lighter and seem thinner than most other WR.
Why? My team has the best WR in the division.
What made him a number 1 WR? His lack of number 1 production, his lack or chemistry with his QB, or the fact that he’s never performed as one despite any of the QBs he’s played with?
It’s crazy Lamb is listed at 6-2, 200 but guys like Cooper Kupp is listed at 6-2, 194 and Jefferson is listed at 6-1, 203 and yet Lamb looks tiny
I hope so because he's now Dallas's #1 WR.
wrong again lmao. devonta couldn’t match ceedees rookie numbers (with Dalton abs Dinucci) over 17 games. knock it off. and i’m not about to go back and forth with you over why / how amari is and was a number 1.
If he had a quarterback who would treat him like a No. 1 receiver.
As Aikman said, if the 49ers gave Michael Irvin the coverage they gave Cee Dee Lamb, he and Michael would have been playing pitch-and-catch all game along.
Receivers need quarterbacks they can trust as well as quarterbacks need receivers they can trust.
Weird you would say this when he was his QB in college lolDo you genuinely believe people around the league want CeeDee over DeVonta? I bet you’d even find cowboys fans on this board who’d make that swap in a heartbeat.
Have Jalen Hurts throw to CeeDee, see if he even puts up the 900 yards DeVonta did.
Weird you would say this when he was his QB in college lol