CeeDee Lamb

George Pickens remains entrenched as a high-end WR2 alongside Lamb, and Lamb's target share slid across the season's final stretch (29% in Week 15 down to 22%, 28%, then just 4% in the Week 18 finale), showing the role is no longer a clean target monopoly.

Lamb played only 13 of 18 games in 2025 after a high ankle sprain and a Week 14 concussion cost him time; he is fully cleared and healthy entering 2026, but the multi-injury season is worth tracking given the workload of a full-time X-receiver role.

Lamb's red-zone role produced 5.7 expected touchdowns but only 3 actually scored, a notable negative regression that positions him for a positive touchdown correction in 2026 even on similar usage.

Despite the target-share dip, Lamb has held the stable, uncontested WR1 designation since Week 16 and logged a full 78% season snap share, the volume floor of an entrenched primary receiver in Dak Prescott's offense.