Fans should remember he's a WR........these players are divas. Their emotion and mindset are on a different level, more so than any other position on the team. What we are see with Lamb is no different from many other elite WRs when things aren't going their way. Dez, OBJ, Michael Irving, Chase, Diggs, and Cheeta had controversial relationships with their QB, coach and teams. In other words, they usually high maintenance player who requires excessive managing.
Here's a very good article by Brian Billick on managing OBJ temper tantrum in 2016. If you recall, Troy had the same issues with Michael Irving and Romo with Dez. My point is, I wouldn't take CeeDee emotional outburst too seriously........it's part of the package.
https://www.nfl.com/news/odell-beck...-handle-a-diva-wide-receiver-0ap3000000723908
Odell Beckham Jr.'s antics: How to handle a diva wide receiver
Published: Oct 19, 2016 at 04:35 AM
If you're a New York Giants fan, you've probably already spent too much time this season pondering Odell Beckham Jr.'s ongoing relationship with a kicking net. Two things are true: a) OBJ is a sublime talent who has the skills and work ethic to become one of the best wide receivers in the game; and b) his combustible nature has been a distraction to the team this season and feeds into the perception of highly skilled wide receivers as temperamental divas who need to be managed as much as coached.
I'm reminded of Mike Tomlin's saying: "I will tolerate you until I can replace you." He wasn't the first coach to utter those words, but they've never been truer than they are in today's NFL. While it is unlikely that Beckham's antics will escalate to the point of him being run out of town, it's not entirely unprecedented. Remember Terrell Owens? Chad Johnson? Both were terrific players; both were judged, at certain points in their respective careers, to be more trouble than they were worth.
