"For the Dallas Cowboys, it was a pretty electric fantasy scoring season, unless you had the team defense; side note - if you did, fantasy football might not be for you. Anyway, Dallas's offense was flat-out explosive last year, and they had multiple guys reap the benefits from a fantasy perspective. America's Team had a top-6 scoring quarterback, a top-12 scoring running back, a top-5 scoring wide receiver (though not the one you may have expected before last year), and a top-5 scoring tight end. In short, that's pretty damn good."
"The Cowboys' superstar wide receiver, CeeDee Lamb, is usually one of the league's most dominant fantasy players. That changed in 2025 as injuries and target-sharing with his new sidekick (more on him in a moment) kicked in. Ultimately, Lamb was just the 22nd highest-scoring WR, which is far from his standard. Cowboys WR CeeDee Lamb (high ankle sprain) will miss at least the next two games, not expected to go on IR. (via @RapSheet) Still, he's Dallas's highest-ranked player in 2026, as the hope for good health and a more consistent role in the still-high-powered Cowboys offense rolls this September."
"2025 Final Ranking: 22nd Highest-Scoring WR (PPR) 2026 Fantasy Draft Ranking: 7th Overall, 5th WR (via FantasyPros) He'll still be a clear-cut top-10 pick in your drafts in a few months. Specifically, you'll see Lamb, Lions star Amon-Ra St. Brown, and Vikings All-Pro Justin Jefferson going in that same 6-10 range."
Fantasy football interest increases as June approaches. The Dallas Cowboys offense generated strong fantasy scoring, while team defense performance was less favorable for fantasy owners. In 2025, Dallas featured a top-6 scoring quarterback, a top-12 scoring running back, a top-5 scoring wide receiver, and a top-5 scoring tight end. For 2026 drafts, CeeDee Lamb is the highest-ranked Cowboy, listed at 7th overall and 5th among wide receivers. Lamb’s 2025 output dropped to 22nd among wide receivers due to injuries and target sharing with a new teammate. A high ankle sprain is expected to keep him out for at least two games, with hopes for health and a steadier role. Lamb is projected as a top-10 draft pick, clustering with Amon-Ra St. Brown and Justin Jefferson.
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