Breaking: CeeDee Lamb Agrees to Terms with the Baltimore Ravens
Breaking: CeeDee Lamb Agrees to Terms with the Baltimore Ravens
The NFL world was stunned this afternoon when news broke: CeeDee Lamb has agreed to terms with the Baltimore Ravens. The star wide receiver, fresh off a career season with the Dallas Cowboys, chose to move north, setting the league abuzz with what this could mean for the AFC powerhouse.
Lamb had been the face of the Cowboys’ offense, forming an electric connection with Dak Prescott and dazzling fans with his incredible speed, route-running, and circus catches. But in recent weeks, rumors of contract disputes and dissatisfaction had surfaced. Cowboys fans dismissed it as noise, confident their star wouldn’t leave. Then, today’s announcement sent shockwaves through the NFL.
Ravens’ GM Eric DeCosta had been seeking a true No. 1 receiver for Lamar Jackson, and he got it with Lamb. As CeeDee entered the Ravens’ practice facility for the first time, donning purple and black, his smile told the story of a new beginning.
“I loved my time in Dallas, but I’m ready for a fresh start,” Lamb said at the impromptu press conference. “This is a chance to create something special in Baltimore. I’ve always admired Lamar’s game, and I can’t wait to play with him.”
Across town, the vibe at the Ravens’ headquarters was electric. Lamar Jackson, thrilled with the news, shared a photo on Instagram of him and Lamb on a FaceTime call, captioned: It’s about to be a movie.
Coach John Harbaugh, known for his competitive nature, looked like a kid on Christmas morning. “CeeDee brings a dynamic element to our offense that we’ve been missing,” he said. “We believe this takes us to the next level.”
For the Cowboys, it marked the end of an era. As fans processed the shock, speculation about Dallas’ next move filled the air. But for Baltimore, this was a statement of intent—a declaration that they were all-in on winning a Super Bowl.
The Ravens had pulled off the blockbuster move of the season, and with CeeDee Lamb ready to light up M&T Bank Stadium, it felt like the dawn of a new chapter in
the AFC North.