Cowboys' CeeDee Lamb admits being frustrated in loss to 49ers - ESPN

FRISCO, Texas — Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb knows he has to do a better job of dealing with frustration during games.

In last week's 42-10 loss to the San Francisco 49ers, Lamb, who caught four passes for 49 yards, was visibly upset, standing off to the side and at times disengaged from his teammates, including Dak Prescott.

«I've had to reflect, self-reflect, and I didn't go the best route to get my end result,» Lamb said. «At the end of the day, I have a job to do and I want to contribute to this team. I do everything in my power week in and week out to do that. Going forward, there is a better way to go about it, make a lighter situation.»

Lamb said he had a conversation with Prescott on Monday.

«He came up to me, he's like, 'If you have a problem with anything, just come up to me and we'll talk about it. I don't care how it necessarily looks in the media, right,'» Lamb said. «But the media is going to do what the media does anyway. If I stand by myself, it's a problem. If I go talk to him and I flare my hands a little bit, it's a problem. Right? At the end of the day, it's just getting down to the nitty gritty, getting everything understood and both parts being on the same page. Me and Dak, we did that, first day back, so we could have all week, fresh slate to get after it.»

Prescott wants open communication, but understood the frustration that was borne out of an offense that had nine of 11 drives that lasted three plays or less when Prescott was in the game and had just eight first downs.

«We can be upset about it, (but) we've got to get an answer for it and the best way for an answer for it is communication,» Prescott said. «That's my point of him, 'Hey come up to me come find me. I'll come find you,'