CeeDee Lamb targets career season as Cowboys aim for top offense in 2026

Dallas wide receiver CeeDee Lamb, now 27 and entering the prime of his career, says the Cowboys can be "a lot better" in 2026. After posting over 1,800 yards and leading the league in receptions in 2023, Lamb’s production slipped in 2024 and 2025 due to injuries and a drop‑off in red‑zone efficiency. The team still finished among the NFL’s most productive offenses, averaging 27.7 points per game, ranking second in passing yards per game (266.3) and seventh in total touchdowns (51). However, the Cowboys converted only 56 % of red‑zone trips, a point Lamb highlighted as a key area for improvement. With quarterback Dak Prescott fully healthy and new addition George Pickens joining the receiving corps, the Cowboys hope to turn their strong statistical output into a more consistent, league‑leading offense and give Lamb the chance for a career‑defining season.