Player insights

Lamb is noted as an impact player who delivered in Week 2 against the Commanders, establishing him as the primary Cowboys receiving threat. His strong performance is expected to draw increased defensive attention this week, which could create secondary opportunities for teammates like George Pickens.

Lamb ranks twelfth in flex rankings for Week 3 with a best rank of 11 and average rank of 13, indicating expert support for his strong weekly projection with moderate variance.

Lamb is part of one of the league's top wide receiver duos with George Pickens on the Cowboys; how well the Ravens' cornerbacks Nate Wiggins and Marlon Humphrey fare against Lamb and Pickens will be a huge factor in the Week 3 matchup.

Received an A+ start/sit grade for Week 3 matchup against Baltimore, indicating strong fantasy upside in this specific week.

In the rapid-fire segment, one panelist predicts CeeDee Lamb will score first for Dallas against Baltimore, citing that he stays hot after his recent performance.

In rapid-fire first-TD-scorer predictions, Jorge picks CeeDee Lamb, noting he "stays hot" after his recent performance. This reflects confidence in Lamb's continued offensive production and red-zone opportunity share against Baltimore.

CeeDee Lamb is listed as a core play for DFS in the Cowboys versus Ravens matchup in Brazil.

Lamb feasted on the Commanders' defense in Dallas' home opener, surpassing the 150-yard mark for the sixth time in his career; featured as a top WR performer in the Yahoo Fantasy x Arena Club Slab Packs.

Lamb projects for 82.5 receiving yards against Baltimore in his most difficult matchup so far after opening with the Giants and Commanders. The Ravens have three awesome corners: CB1 Nate Wiggins (left side), CB2 Marlon Humphrey (right side), and S/SCB Kyle Hamilton (middle, also rushes passer). However, they weren't able to slow down Alec Pierce or Chris Olave as in-breaking outside receivers to open the year. Lamb will move across the formation, and Dak Prescott is one of the QBs to trust against a complicated zone defense like HC Jesse Minter's. Dallas projects for 24.5 points (sixth). Lamb is the WR4 on WR8 usage and WR7 targets.

CeeDee Lamb is used as a benchmark for target volume; the source notes he has only out-targeted George Pickens 17-4, which is used to highlight that Pickens' usage is better than his current fantasy output suggests.

Lamb exploded with eight catches on nine targets for 153 yards and two touchdowns against the Commanders in week 2. The source identifies him as a key receiving option and projects the Cowboys should line up in 11 personnel as often as possible to take advantage of matchups between Cowboys receivers and Ravens defensive backs, who are willing to give up underneath routes.

Lamb exploded with eight catches on nine targets for 153 yards and two touchdowns against the Commanders. The source recommends Dallas focus on lining up in 11 personnel as often as possible to take advantage of the matchup between the Cowboys receivers and Ravens defensive backs, suggesting Lamb should see continued volume and opportunity against Baltimore's secondary that is willing to give up underneath routes.

CeeDee Lamb is identified as one of six key Cowboys players the Ravens must contain in Week 3, indicating he will be a primary target for Dak Prescott in the Brazil matchup.

Ranked 23rd overall in Week 3 Flex rankings by projected fantasy points in half-point PPR scoring; listed as a Tier 1 lineup lock must-start.

Lamb went for 153 yards and two touchdowns against Washington's secondary in Week 2, establishing the Commanders' defensive vulnerability. The source uses Lamb's performance as a benchmark for the matchup quality Jaxon Smith-Njigba will face this week against the same secondary.

CeeDee Lamb is attempting to re-establish himself as the Cowboys' clear-cut No. 1 wideout in Week 3, suggesting some uncertainty about his role or recent performance.

CeeDee Lamb is working to re-establish himself as the Cowboys' clear-cut No. 1 wideout in Week 3, suggesting there may be questions about his primary role or recent production.

Lamb is working to re-establish himself as the Cowboys' clear-cut No. 1 receiver; ranked 5th among Week 3 WRs by the source.

Lamb is working to re-establish himself as the Cowboys' clear-cut No. 1 receiver; ranked 5th among Week 3 WRs.

Dominated the Commanders' secondary in Week 2, catching 24- and 35-yard completions from Dak Prescott in the fourth quarter against Mike Sainristil, plus another 61 yards on blown coverages including a 38-yard completion on a play where both he and KaVontae Turpin were left open; Lamb picked up 85+ yards total against Washington's defense.

Lamb caught eight passes for 153 yards and two touchdowns against Washington, marking his first 100-yard game of the season. The source notes he was 'none was more dangerous' among Cowboys weapons and emphasizes 'how difficult Dallas can be to defend when Prescott and Lamb are in rhythm.' Against Baltimore, which just allowed Chris Olave eight catches for 86 yards and a TD, Lamb's rhythm with Prescott positions him for continued success; if Baltimore gives him extra attention, Ferguson and Pickens create underneath alternatives.

Ron Stewart is not interested in trading for CeeDee Lamb and would not include him in deals to acquire other players like Ashton Jeanty.

Lamb delivered a vintage elite performance in Week 2's win over the Commanders; the source notes that the Cowboys' elite offense can score with anyone when Lamb is playing at an elite level.