CeeDee Lamb didn’t have to think long when asked about his favorite NFL environment. After Dallas handled the Philadelphia Eagles 38-21 on Monday Night Football, the Cowboys’ star receiver made it clear that Lincoln Financial Field is right at the top of his list.
Appearing on SportsCenter with Scott Van Pelt, Lamb pointed straight to the annual NFC East showdown in Philadelphia and said that beating the Eagles in their own building carries a special kind of satisfaction.
“No. 1,” Lamb said.
“I love playing here. You know what I'm saying, I am here once a year and it's like very routine.
This is like one of those, you always want to beat a brother.”
"I love playing [in Philadelphia]. ... You always want to beat a brother."
— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) October 27, 2026
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Lamb also talked about how familiar the matchup is, and how that familiarity makes it tougher. He backed up the sentiment with a huge night of production, catching two touchdowns for Dallas. One of them was an acrobatic 16-yard grab from Dak Prescott that helped the Cowboys take back the lead in the third quarter.
The performance fit right in with what Lamb has been doing all season. Through seven games in 2026, he has 53 catches for 651 yards and six touchdowns, with his biggest explosions including a 17-catch, 189-yard game against Houston and 100-yard performances against Washington and Baltimore.
His numbers have also opened things up for George Pickens, giving Dallas another layer on offense. And on a night when the Cowboys used a strong second-half push to pull away from Philadelphia, Lamb once again looked like the kind of player who can tilt a game - especially in a place he clearly enjoys visiting.
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