The Dallas Cowboys walked out of MetLife Stadium with a 28-20 loss to the New York Giants on Sunday night, and CeeDee Lamb’s postgame reaction only poured gasoline on an already angry fan base.
Lamb had a quiet night by his standards, finishing with five catches on eight targets for 44 yards. He also showed clear frustration after a dropped wide-open pass in the second quarter. But the moment that really got people talking came after the game, when a reporter told him Dallas had only two offensive possessions in the entire second half.
Lamb’s response was blunt: “Oh, I ain’t know that. That’s crazy. Good to know,”
That answer didn’t sit well with Cowboys fans, who took to social media and blasted the star receiver. “This ni-a don’t give a damn he just like clothes and h-s,” a post said. “Once that boy caught that fade, the result of the game did not matter to him, not in the slightest,” one fan said.
“Many athletes wish they were rappers, and many rappers wish they were athletes. Prime example here, this guy is brain-dead. Nothing going on upstairs,” a second fan wrote about CeeDee Lamb.
“Trade his a- a d the entire fucking team. Done with this shit show 35 years and counting, what a f-king joke,” a third fan added.
“This guy makes millions of dollars. Think about that,” one final fan commented.
The frustration came after a night in which Dallas never found much rhythm offensively. Dak Prescott finished 22-of-34 for 175 yards with two touchdowns and one interception, while the Cowboys’ defense had trouble getting the Giants off the field in the second half.
New York held the ball for more than 36 minutes and piled up 394 total yards. Jaxson Dart led the way for the Giants, throwing three touchdowns and carving up the Dallas secondary.
Afterward, head coach Brian Schottenheimer said the loss heavily “humbled” his team. The Cowboys now have to clean up the execution fast before hosting the Washington Commanders next week.
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