CeeDee Lamb Is Getting Called Out For His Behavior On The Sidelines After Nearly Costing His Cowboys The Game vs. Eagles [VIDEO]

CeeDee Lamb is quite lucky that the team went out and traded for George Pickens; otherwise, he would be blamed once again for dropping passes that led to another loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.

Last season, owner Jerry Jones was criticized for not addressing the stadium’s sunlight that cost Lamb a touchdown during a game. Fast forward a year, and he can no longer use that as an excuse. Lamb is simply dropping too many passes.

One week after dealing with rumors of him vomiting and being in a Las Vegas casino hours before facing the Raiders, the Cowboys wideout has become the topic of conversation yet again this week.

Lamb’s inconsistent 2025 season continued Sunday as the Cowboys wideout recorded three drops in a win over the Eagles, bringing his season total to a career-high eight. That is a major problem.

Lamb, who is on pace for his fifth consecutive 1,000-yard season, almost cost his team big time with just minutes to play when he dropped a touchdown in the end zone.

Following that moment, cameras caught his reaction on the bench, and he was not happy. Somehow, he blamed others for his lack of hands.

“This is arguably worse than the drop, one user on X wrote. “Not taking accountability. Blaming Dak for not throwing it up. Publicly showing up his QB and team. Great talent. Needs to mature,” the post added.

In the video, CeeDee Lamb could be seen throwing his head back and screaming at Dak Prescott about the ball that he threw to him, which he dropped for a sure-fire touchdown.

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The Dallas Cowboys Have A CeeDee Lamb Problem

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb in uniformDallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb (Kevin Jairaj-Imagn Images)
On Sunday against the Philadelphia Eagles, CeeDee Lamb caught 4-of-11 targets for 75 yards in the Cowboys’ 24-21 win.

Lamb had multiple drops, including one in the end zone that would have been a touchdown. He still led the team in targets and managed to make the most of his four receptions.

Unfortunately, dropping passes in crucial moments can easily come back to haunt a team trying to get back into the playoff picture.

CeeDee Lamb’s performance could play a major role in determining whether the Cowboys stay in the postseason hunt.

After Sunday’s victory, the Cowboys sit in 10th place with their 5-5-1 record. They would need to leapfrog the Carolina Panthers, Detroit Lions, and San Francisco 49ers in order to get into the playoffs.