CeeDee Lamb techniques

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This is a very enjoyable video, showing the nuances of CeeDee's route running. Given the chatter about potential signings to the Cowboys, it's very interesting to see who CeeDee would pair up with, giving Dallas the top WR combo considering broken tackles, and YAC.

Regardless of whether or not you are a fan of that particular signing (you'll know what I mean when you see the video), the tape and breakdown are excellent!!

 

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This is a very enjoyable video, showing the nuances of CeeDee's route running. Given the chatter about potential signings to the Cowboys, it's very interesting to see who CeeDee would pair up with, giving Dallas the top WR combo considering broken tackles, and YAC.

Regardless of whether or not you are a fan of that particular signing (you'll know what I mean when you see the video), the tape and breakdown are excellent!!


Thanks for posting informative info.
 

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Cee Dee is much more productive than people think. he does not take plays off like cooper , who avoided blocking usually,. Dak is not the best long ball QB and usually starts slow.

Dak was ranked 4th in "long ball passing" last year again i know you dont think he is good but the last 3 years (even his shortened year) he was at the very top of the deep ball passing list. It is one of his biggest improvements through his career so far.
 

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Dak was ranked 4th in "long ball passing" last year again i know you dont think he is good but the last 3 years (even his shortened year) he was at the very top of the deep ball passing list. It is one of his biggest improvements through his career so far.
Ya where these guys get that information is beyond me. dak is in fact one of the best in the league at deep balls. Yes he has missed gallup on occassion but to say he is not the best is wrong. He may not be the Best but he isnt far from it. Cant beat the blitz is the other one i hear here anyway bak to CeeDee heres to hoping he stay healthy and balls out.
 

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Ya where these guys get that information is beyond me. dak is in fact one of the best in the league at deep balls. Yes he has missed gallup on occassion but to say he is not the best is wrong. He may not be the Best but he isnt far from it. Cant beat the blitz is the other one i hear here anyway bak to CeeDee heres to hoping he stay healthy and balls out.


Yeah the blitz thing literally goes against what happened...we wish they would have kept blitzing as we knew how to beat that.
 

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Ya where these guys get that information is beyond me. dak is in fact one of the best in the league at deep balls. Yes he has missed gallup on occassion but to say he is not the best is wrong. He may not be the Best but he isnt far from it. Cant beat the blitz is the other one i hear here anyway bak to CeeDee heres to hoping he stay healthy and balls out.

Honestly, I don't think Dak is one of the best either. Russell Wilson is the standard for 40-50 yard bombs in the air and seems to produce at least 1 a game. It's an excellent weapon to have at your disposal when the chips are down or to pile on. In our playoff game with them a few years back, a Wilson bomb is the only thing that put that game in doubt.
 

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Honestly, I don't think Dak is one of the best either. Russell Wilson is the standard for 40-50 yard bombs in the air and seems to produce at least 1 a game. It's an excellent weapon to have at your disposal when the chips are down or to pile on. In our playoff game with them a few years back, a Wilson bomb is the only thing that put that game in doubt.

you can look it up, maybe you disagree with what they are using as the filter for it, if so then maybe if its re filtered you can get the list how you like it.
 

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Hoping he has a big season, defensive coordinators will no doubt turn their focus to Lamb with no Cooper, Wilson and a recovering Gallup. As "The" guy he will need to warrant the extra attention and have the ability to beat it. Silence of the lambs was a good movie but this Lamb needs to make some noise. It's time to do what 88's do in Dallas :starspin:
 
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Honestly, I don't think Dak is one of the best either. Russell Wilson is the standard for 40-50 yard bombs in the air and seems to produce at least 1 a game. It's an excellent weapon to have at your disposal when the chips are down or to pile on. In our playoff game with them a few years back, a Wilson bomb is the only thing that put that game in doubt.

facts say otherwise
 

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facts say otherwise

That’s if you ignore the context of the era they started in. The rules are different, the schemes are different, the physical abilities of the human beings are different. Take the QBs who were drafted since Dak:

Kyler Murray is putting up mind boggling stats, he’s already a 70% completion QB, we’ve never seen anything like that from a QB as mobile as he is. Lamar Jackson has an MVP and an unbelievable W/L%. Josh Allen is widely regarded as a top 5 QB in the NFL. Justin Herbert has had statistically the greatest first 2 years in NFL history. Joe Burrow has played 1 full year, IS a 70% QB, and is a popular pick to win the most SBs of the young guys. And every breakout QB moving forward will be that or better.

You can’t simply say “this stat or that stat makes them better than Otto Graham,” you have to recognize what they did in their era with how the rules are and how they compare to the greats that played in their same time.
 

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That’s if you ignore the context of the era they started in. The rules are different, the schemes are different, the physical abilities of the human beings are different. Take the QBs who were drafted since Dak:

Kyler Murray is putting up mind boggling stats, he’s already a 70% completion QB, we’ve never seen anything like that from a QB as mobile as he is. Lamar Jackson has an MVP and an unbelievable W/L%. Josh Allen is widely regarded as a top 5 QB in the NFL. Justin Herbert has had statistically the greatest first 2 years in NFL history. Joe Burrow has played 1 full year, IS a 70% QB, and is a popular pick to win the most SBs of the young guys. And every breakout QB moving forward will be that or better.

You can’t simply say “this stat or that stat makes them better than Otto Graham,” you have to recognize what they did in their era with how the rules are and how they compare to the greats that played in their same time.


I think you are arguing a diferent post, he was talking about the last couple years and how Dak ranks as a "Deep Ball Passer" compared to current QB's in the league...last year he ranked 4th and has been in the top for the last 3 years in that catagory.
 

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Dak was ranked 4th in "long ball passing" last year again i know you dont think he is good but the last 3 years (even his shortened year) he was at the very top of the deep ball passing list. It is one of his biggest improvements through his career so far.
the issue is that dak's passing yards and long balls are usually either in desperation comebacks or against the weak NFC east opponents . the results against good teams are awful.
Not to mention Cee Dee made Dak stats look better with his run after catches as you can see in the vidoe. many are simple short dak completions.
 

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This is a very enjoyable video, showing the nuances of CeeDee's route running. Given the chatter about potential signings to the Cowboys, it's very interesting to see who CeeDee would pair up with, giving Dallas the top WR combo considering broken tackles, and YAC.

Regardless of whether or not you are a fan of that particular signing (you'll know what I mean when you see the video), the tape and breakdown are excellent!!


fabulous analysis . 3 targets for Cee Dee against the 49ers is inexcusable by the OC and Dak . what a wasted talent!!!!
 

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I think you are arguing a diferent post, he was talking about the last couple years and how Dak ranks as a "Deep Ball Passer" compared to current QB's in the league...last year he ranked 4th and has been in the top for the last 3 years in that catagory.

You're right I was, but it does fit with that as well. Dan Marino, Roger Staubach, Terry Bradshaw will all equate out to substandard deep ball passers based on today’s standards even though we know that was their strength in their eras.
 

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the issue is that dak's passing yards and long balls are usually either in desperation comebacks or against the weak NFC east opponents . the results against good teams are awful.
Not to mention Cee Dee made Dak stats look better with his run after catches as you can see in the vidoe. many are simple short dak completions.

no they use air yards and they have completion % and they use minimum attempts...you can not like Dak as a QB AND he his deep ball is good both can be true. No need to use things to disqualify his stats while being ok with other QB's stats.
 

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This is a very enjoyable video, showing the nuances of CeeDee's route running. Given the chatter about potential signings to the Cowboys, it's very interesting to see who CeeDee would pair up with, giving Dallas the top WR combo considering broken tackles, and YAC.

Regardless of whether or not you are a fan of that particular signing (you'll know what I mean when you see the video), the tape and breakdown are excellent!!



Cant wait to laugh in the faces of all the Lamb haters and doubters. The ONLY think MORE Obvious then how good Lamb is, was how good Parsons could be.
 

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You're right I was, but it does fit with that as well. Dan Marino, Roger Staubach, Terry Bradshaw will all equate out to substandard deep ball passers based on today’s standards even though we know that was their strength in their eras.


For sure its not the same today as it was even 15 years ago because of many things mostly rule changes. That doesn't discredit what Dak has done as a deep ball passer compared to others in the league right now. Like i was saying to Base90..you can not like Dak as a QB AND his deep ball stats can be good at the same time no need to discredit real things that happened.
 

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This is a very enjoyable video, showing the nuances of CeeDee's route running. Given the chatter about potential signings to the Cowboys, it's very interesting to see who CeeDee would pair up with, giving Dallas the top WR combo considering broken tackles, and YAC.

Regardless of whether or not you are a fan of that particular signing (you'll know what I mean when you see the video), the tape and breakdown are excellent!!



Best part is in the beginning where he says "the thing people talk the most about is Lamb ability to separate".

And I am thinking............Not on CowboysZone. Those idiots talk about how many drops he has and how he cant beat double coverage. LOL
 
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