By Joiner Martinez
Aug 26, 2024, 5:37 PM EDT
The Dallas Cowboys have secured the permanence of their star receiver, CeeDee Lamb, with a historic contract.
After weeks of speculation and intense negotiations, both sides agreed to a four-year, $136 million contract with $100 million guaranteed and a $38 million signing bonus, figures that break records for the wide receiver position in the NFL.
The negotiations between Lamb and the Cowboys were not easy. During the process, there were moments of uncertainty that raised questions about the receiver’s future in Dallas.
Team owner Jerry Jones has been tight-lipped about the progress of the talks, while Lamb took to social media to express his frustration and desire to secure his future.
Despite these challenges, the conclusion of this agreement shows that both sides were committed to the receiver’s continuity in the franchise.
With this new contract, the Dallas Cowboys not only retain one of their most talented players, but they also send a clear signal about their intentions to build a competitive team for years to come.
Lamb’s re-signing ensures that quarterback Dak Prescott keeps his top offensive option, which is crucial to the team’s aspirations of returning to a Super Bowl, an achievement they have not achieved in 27 years.
With Lamb locked in for several years, the Cowboys are now focused on next season, hoping that this re-signing will be the first step toward a successful campaign.
With high expectations and pressure from fans, Dallas is preparing to face the challenge of competing in one of the most competitive divisions in the NFL.
Highest paid receivers in the NFL
Lamb’s renewal places him in an elite group of receivers who have recently secured multimillion-dollar contracts.
Justin Jefferson – Minnesota Vikings: 4 years, $140 million dollars.
CeeDee Lamb – Dallas Cowboys: 4 years, $136 million.
Amon-Ra St. Brown – Detroit Lions: 4 years, $120 million dollars.
DJ Moore – Chicago Bears: 4 years, $110 million dollars.
AJ Brown – Philadelphia Eagles: 3 years, $92 million dollars.
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