CeeDee Lamb Urges Cowboys Front Office to Prioritize Pass Rusher
In a recent appearance on The Rich Eisen Show, Dallas Cowboys star wide receiver CeeDee Lamb made it clear that addressing the team's glaring defensive weakness is crucial for their success. Specifically, Lamb emphasized the need for a pass rusher, arguing that this position has been missing from the team for far too long.
The Cowboys' defense was abysmal last season, ranking near the bottom in every major category, including 30th in total defense and 31st in pass defense. Lamb believes that if the team focuses on bolstering their pass rush unit this offseason, the rest of the defensive unit will follow suit.
Lamb's call to action comes after a disastrous season under former defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus, who took full responsibility for the team's struggles despite losing All-Pro pass rusher Micah Parsons in trade. The loss of Parsons, whom Eberflus suggested didn't significantly impact the team's defensive performance, did little to alleviate the Cowboys' woes.
Eberflus was subsequently fired just one season into his tenure with the team. In a bid to revitalize their defense, the Cowboys have hired Christian Parker as their new defensive coordinator, the youngest person to hold this position in franchise history.
Lamb's plea for patience and faith from the front office underscores the importance of building around key players like himself. While Lamb's confidence is unwavering, it remains to be seen whether the team will heed his advice and invest in a pass rusher, which he believes would significantly elevate their defensive capabilities.
In a recent appearance on The Rich Eisen Show, Dallas Cowboys star wide receiver CeeDee Lamb made it clear that addressing the team's glaring defensive weakness is crucial for their success. Specifically, Lamb emphasized the need for a pass rusher, arguing that this position has been missing from the team for far too long.
The Cowboys' defense was abysmal last season, ranking near the bottom in every major category, including 30th in total defense and 31st in pass defense. Lamb believes that if the team focuses on bolstering their pass rush unit this offseason, the rest of the defensive unit will follow suit.
Lamb's call to action comes after a disastrous season under former defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus, who took full responsibility for the team's struggles despite losing All-Pro pass rusher Micah Parsons in trade. The loss of Parsons, whom Eberflus suggested didn't significantly impact the team's defensive performance, did little to alleviate the Cowboys' woes.
Eberflus was subsequently fired just one season into his tenure with the team. In a bid to revitalize their defense, the Cowboys have hired Christian Parker as their new defensive coordinator, the youngest person to hold this position in franchise history.
Lamb's plea for patience and faith from the front office underscores the importance of building around key players like himself. While Lamb's confidence is unwavering, it remains to be seen whether the team will heed his advice and invest in a pass rusher, which he believes would significantly elevate their defensive capabilities.