Cowboys Nation may now breathe a sigh of relief after wide receiver CeeDee Lamb of the Dallas Cowboys told reporters today that his ankle is feeling OK.
He gave an explanation of his cautious absence from practice on Wednesday, citing pain.
Lamb was only somewhat involved in Thursday’s practice. “It was just a little sore yesterday, so I decided to take a day off,” Lamb said.
He gave his assurance that he would be able to get back to full practice and play in the next game against the Baltimore Ravens.
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Cowboys supporters were relieved to hear Lamb reassure them after the star receiver’s ankle ailment was noted on the injury report.
Regarding the team’s recent home troubles, Lamb brushed off the idea that there was a worrying pattern.
He retorted, “We’ve lost two games at home in how many years?” “We’ll be perfectly fine.”
Lamb’s confidence is understandable given that the Cowboys have had a successful home record recently. To keep their home-field advantage, though, they will have to overcome a depressing Week 2 loss to the New Orleans Saints.
Lamb’s health doesn’t appear to be a big deal, so the Cowboys can concentrate on adjusting their strategy and getting back to winning at AT&T Stadium on Sunday.
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