Cowboys' CeeDee Lamb ties Michael Irvin for incredible Dallas football franchise record

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CeeDee Lamb hasn’t been healthy for every game this season.

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But when the Dallas Cowboys‘ superstar WR is on the field, he gets the job done.

On Sunday, Lamb ensured he would tie a franchise record for Dallas.

To do it? Lamb reached 1,000 yards this season. It’s the fifth consecutive season in which he has reached 1,000 yards.

Only Michael Irvin had ever done that before.

MORE: How Joe Burrow was nearly traded from Bengals to Dolphins

Lamb has had a different look for himself this season, and it has helped.

The Cowboys traded for George Pickens in the offseason, and he’s the first true star Lamb has had as a WR2 opposite him.

That makes things just a little bit easier on Lamb.

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The Cowboys obviously want him on the field for all their games, and his absences probably didn’t help their playoff pursuit.

But on the field, Lamb is still one of the best. He proved it with this record.

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