Cowboys’ CeeDee Lamb says he won’t take questions about contract at youth football camp
NY Post
There still won’t be any clarification about one of the NFL’s ongoing contract disputes.
When responding to a tweet sharing information about his youth football camp on Tuesday, Cowboys receiver CeeDee Lamb quickly shut down the proposition that he’d discuss anything about his expiring rookie contract.
“I’m not speaking about any contract negotiations, if that’s your questions…” Lamb wrote on X. “You’ll get 0 answers. It’s about the kids.”
Lamb’s recent activity on X also featured a kerfuffle with former Cowboys receiver Cole Beasley.
On July 4, Beasley wrote that Lamb should “just do some heavy squats and power cleans” in response to a workout video from the current star.
Beasley followed it up by responding to a fan questioning the 35-year-old, at which point Beasley insinuated that Lamb’s metrics aren’t as impressive as they seem.
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