The Dallas Cowboys are projected to land a perfect wide receiver prospect to complement CeeDee Lamb in the 2025 NFL Draft.

Mike Fisher - as a newspaper beat writer and columnist and on radio and TV, where he is an Emmy winner - has covered the NFL ...

and a look at where each draft pick is today. It was a slam dunk pick then, and it’s a slam dunk pick now. Lamb has averaged 99.2 catches and over 1,200 yards per year and was named to four Pro ...

Screen capture of the Dallas Cowboys 17th pick CeeDee Lamb of Oklahoma with his family in the first round of the NFL Draft on Thursday, April 23, 2020. Due to the coronavirus pandemic the NFL ...

Are we in for a chaotic first round of the 2025 NFL Draft? Every team still has its own first-round pick, the closest we've come to an NFL Draft without any trades for first-rounders since 1993.

It’s (the 12th pick) a good place to get one of those speedy wide receivers who you can be complimentary No. 2 wideout to Ceedee Lamb. And then you can get the running back later in the draft.” ...

With the NFL Draft ... pick, they take Texas star Matthew Golden over McMillan, who falls all the way to No. 22 with the Los Angeles Chargers. "Dallas has not had a consistent complement to CeeDee ...

The synergy between Lamb and McMillan could create nightmares for opposing defenses, forcing them to account for multiple threats across the field. This strategic draft decision goes beyond ...

Summary: The Cowboys weren’t expecting Lamb to make it to No. 17 in the 2020 draft. They didn’t think twice about selecting the Oklahoma star, who made an immediate impact in a Dallas uniform.