Dak Prescott predicts 'huge game' for CeeDee Lamb in Cowboys' Thanksgiving game after recent drops

Dak Prescott said he feels confident ahead of the Dallas Cowboys’ matchup with the Kansas City Chiefs. Colin Cowherd asks whether the Cowboys or Chiefs need a win more.

Dak Prescott is expecting a "huge game" for CeeDee Lamb on Thanksgiving after the star wide receiver struggled in the Dallas Cowboys’ latest victory over the Philadelphia Eagles.

And he has the stats to back that up. 

Lamb dropped three crucial passes in the Cowboys’ win over the defending Super Bowl champions on Sunday, including a potential touchdown. It’s been a trend for the typically dominant wideout, who is just 29 yards shy of becoming the first Dallas receiver to reach 7,000 yards in his first six seasons.

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb is unable to make the catch against the Las Vegas Raiders during the second half in Las Vegas Nov. 17, 2025. (AP Photo/John Locher)

But speaking to reporters ahead of the Cowboys’ Thanksgiving game against the Kansas City Chiefs, quarterback Dak Prescott did not seem fazed by Lamb’s offensive struggles. 

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"Huge game," he said of his expectations for Lamb. "Just go back and look at the career, right? Any game that maybe he's not done to his standard or had a drop here or been a frustrating game, the way he's responded has been unquestionable. I know early in this year, it was the same way from the first time we played them to his next game. I don't expect this to be any different."

According to the team’s website, Lamb did struggle in the season opener against Philadelphia, dropping three passes. But he responded the following week against the New York Giants with nine catches for 112 yards. Similarly, after missing time due to a high ankle sprain