CeeDee Lamb Stats: Career Numbers, Records, and NFL Highlights

John Rizzo

CeeDee Lamb Stats

CeeDee Lamb has established himself as one of the premier wide receivers in professional football.

Selected in the first round with the 17th overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft out of the University of Oklahoma, Lamb has spent his entire seven-year career wearing #88 for the Dallas Cowboys.

Standing 6’2″ and weighing 198 lbs, his combination of size, initial acceleration, and open-field route running has enabled him to serve as the centerpiece of the Dallas passing attack across 98 career games.

Through the early stages of the 2026 regular season, Lamb’s cumulative career resume reflects elite durability, volume, and efficiency:

  • Total Career Receptions: 591 receptions on 862 targets.
  • Total Receiving Yards: 7,725 receiving yards (13.1 yards per reception).
  • Touchdown Production: 48 total touchdowns (44 receiving, 3 rushing, 1 kickoff return).
  • Total Career Points: 296 points generated.
  • First Down Generation: 361 receiving first downs.

Below is the foundational profile summary for CeeDee Lamb:

Metric / AttributePlayer Profile Data
Full NameCeeDee Lamb
Current TeamDallas Cowboys (#88)
PositionWide Receiver
Height / Weight6’2″ / 198 lbs
Birthdate (Age)April 8, 1999 (27 years old)
CollegeOklahoma
Draft Pedigree2020: Round 1, Pick 17 (Dallas Cowboys)
Active StatusActive (7th Season)
Career Games Played98 Regular Season Games

Career Receiving Evolution: Season-by-Season Trajectory

Since entering the league in 2020, CeeDee Lamb’s statistical profile has transitioned from a high-upside secondary option into an ultra-high-volume primary receiver.

Across six full seasons and the opening month of the 2026 campaign, Lamb has consistently eclipsed the 1,000-yard threshold in five consecutive full years (2021–2025) after coming just short during his rookie year.

Year-by-Year Receiving Performance Table

YearTeamGPRECTGTCatch %YDSYPGYPTAVGTDLNGFDYAC
2020DAL167411166.67%93558.448.4212.655246311
2021DAL167912065.83%1,10268.889.1813.964954441
2022DAL1710715668.59%1,35979.948.7112.793967486
2023DAL1713518174.59%1,749102.889.6613.0129280680
2024DAL1510115266.45%1,19479.607.8611.866554537
2025DAL147511764.10%1,07776.939.2114.437443323
2026DAL3202580.00%309103.0012.3615.43491786
CareerDAL9859186268.56%7,72578.838.9613.144923612,864

(Calculated metrics: Catch % = REC/TGT; YPG = YDS/GP; YPT = YDS/TGT. Base figures directly cited.)

Early 2026 Season Analysis: explosive Efficiency Rebound

Through the first three games of the 2026 NFL Regular Season, CeeDee Lamb has exhibited unprecedented per-target efficiency. Operating within a Dallas offense that scored 88 total points through three weeks, Lamb has converted targets into high-impact chunk plays.

2026 Game Log Data Table

Week / DateOpponentGame Outcome / ContextRECTGTCatch %YDSAVGTDLNGYAC
Sep 14, 2026@ NY GiantsDivision Away Game5862.5%448.8115—
Sep 21, 2026vs CommandersDivision Home Game8988.9%15319.1238—
Sep 28, 2026vs RavensNon-Conference Home7887.5%11216.0049—
2026 Total3 Games1-2 Team Record202580.0%30915.434986

(Game log data compiled directly from statistical logs).

Multi-Dimensional Offensive Impact: Rushing & Special Teams

While primary value stems from his passing game utilization, Lamb has provided supplementary value as a rushing threat on jet sweeps, end-arounds, and screen variations, alongside early-career contributions as a return specialist.

Career Rushing & Special Teams Table

SeasonRushing CARRushing YDSRushing AVGRushing TDPunt ReturnsPunt YDSKickoff ReturnsKickoff YDSKickoff TD
202010828.21241721471
20219768.4014139000
202210474.7000000
2023141138.1200000
202414705.0000000
2025122.0000000
2026100.0000000
Career593906.63383111471

(Special teams and rushing data cited directly.)

Key Takeaways from Non-Receiving Touchdowns & Yards

  1. Ground Threat Capabilities: Lamb has carried the ball 59 times for 390 career rushing yards, maintaining a high efficiency of 6.6 yards per carry and scoring 3 rushing touchdowns. His best rushing season came in 2023, when he picked up 113 rushing yards and 2 touchdowns on 14 attempts.
  2. First Down Generation on the Ground: Out of 59 rushing attempts, Lamb generated 21 rushing first downs, illustrating that his backfield usage is frequently designed for high-leverage third-down or red-zone conversions.
  3. Return Specialization (2020–2021): Early in his career, Lamb handled punt and kickoff return duties. As a rookie in 2020, he returned 24 punts for 172 yards and fielded 1 kickoff return, which he took 47 yards for a touchdown. Over his career, he accumulated 311 punt return yards on 38 returns before transitioning out of special teams duties to protect his primary receiving workload.

Career Scoring & Point Generation Profile

Across 98 career regular-season contests, Lamb has accounted for 296 total points scored for the Dallas Cowboys. His scoring profile spans three distinct touchdown types (receiving, rushing, return) along with two-point conversions.

Comprehensive Career Scoring Breakdown

YearPass TouchdownsRush TouchdownsReturn TouchdownsTotal Touchdowns2-Point Conv.Field Goals / PATsTotal Points
202051171044
202160060036
202290090054
20231220141086
202460061038
202530030018
202630031020
Career44314840296

(Data compiled from official career scoring logs).

Team Context: Dallas Cowboys 2026 Division Outlook

Lamb’s exceptional personal start to 2026 occurs during a challenging opening team stretch for Dallas. Heading into Week 4, the Cowboys sit in 3rd place in the NFC East with a 1-2 record, scoring 88 total points while allowing 82 points.

2026 NFC East Standings (Through Week 3)

TeamWinsLossesTiesWin %Points For (PF)Points Against (PA)
Philadelphia Eagles210.6675569
New York Giants210.6674655
Dallas Cowboys120.3338882
Washington Commanders120.3337592

(Standings data cited directly from 2026 division records).

The Cowboys enter Week 4 preparing for a cross-state matchup against the Houston Texans at Reliant Stadium on Sunday, October 4, 2026.

With Dallas scoring 88 points (the highest offensive point output in the division through three weeks), Lamb’s 309 receiving yards and 3 touchdowns represent 35.1% of Dallas’ total receiving production and a key element of their offensive scoring efficiency.

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John Rizzo

I am a professional rugby player in the Washington DC-Baltimore area. I have been playing rugby for over 10 years and have had the opportunity to play in many different countries. I am also a coach for both youth and adult rugby teams. I graduated from Johns Hopkins University with a degree in Sports Management and Marketing. I am currently working on my MPA from American University and plan to pursue this career path after graduating next year. LinkedIn