CeeDee Lamb
WR - Dallas Cowboys
Availability
CeeDee Lamb has cleared the league's concussion protocol.
Fantasy Impact
This was the last hurdle for Lamb to clear in order to play Sunday night. The four-time Pro-Bowler was a full participant in Thursday's practice and should have no limitations against the Vikings.
CeeDee Lamb (concussion) was upgraded to a full participant at practice on Thursday.
Fantasy Impact
Lamb was upgraded to a full participant on Thursday after being limited at the team's first practice of the week on Wednesday. It looks like he is going to be fully good to go for Week 15's game, and assuming he receives full clearance, fantasy managers should continue to view him as an elite asset over the last four weeks of the regular season.
CeeDee Lamb (concussion) was limited at Dallas' practice on Wednesday.
Fantasy Impact
Lamb entered the NFL's concussion protocols after last week's game against the Lions. He has had close to a week to recover from it already, however, and he was able to practice in a limited fashion on Wednesday. He will have a good chance to play in Week 15, although we won't get an official injury designation for him until later on in the week.
Cowboys receiver CeeDee Lamb is "progressing nicely" in his recovery from a concussion, according to head coach Brian Schottenheimer.
Fantasy Impact
Lamb suffered a concussion in Week 14's loss to the Lions after catching six passes for 121 yards. Schottenheimer noted that Lamb has a couple more things he needs to do to be cleared for Week 15, but said he feels good about that. Lamb has missed three games this season and has caught 57 passes for 865 yards to go along with three touchdowns in 10 appearances.
Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer said CeeDee Lamb is "progressing nicely" in the concussion protocol.
Fantasy Impact
Lamb left last Thursday's game with a concussion and was immediately ruled out. It seemed unlikely that he would clear the protocols in time for Week 15, but he will have a few extra days to do so. His status will need to continue to be monitored the rest of the week.