CeeDee Lamb (Photo via NBC Sports)
CeeDee Lamb had some words for Dak Prescott on the sideline after the quarterback threw an interception in the red zone against the Steelers on Sunday night.
The Cowboys haven’t had the best time in Pittsburgh, with bad weather forcing a delay at the Acrisure Stadium and their offense failing to find a rhythm.
Quarterback Dak Prescott threw a pick in the red zone heading into halftime, which typified the overall performance on the night, having tried to find Lamb in the end zone. The attempt resulted in an INT, and it appears the wide receiver let his QB know exactly how he was feeling while he sulked on the bench.
Check it out in the video below:
Cris Collinsworth and Mike Tirico weigh in on a conversation CeeDee Lamb had with Dak Prescott after a bad interception.
Collinsworth: I’ll let you read your own lips. At Dak. Dak doesn’t react at all. Doesn’t look good.
Tirico: Not a bit. Not a bit. pic.twitter.com/6kTAygmljS
— Awful Announcing (@awfulannouncing) October 7, 2024
Clips of CeeDee’s shocking reprimand have since gone viral online, and social media lip readers reckon they know exactly what he told Dak.
Alright lip readers what is Ceedee Lamb saying here pic.twitter.com/vxS4XIjW8t
— Adam Hutchison (@TheRealAdam_H) October 7, 2024
Some people thought he said “sub-par throw,” while others thought he said “bad throw, step it up.” Someone believes he was asking the signal caller whether he had heard of the ‘Talk Tuah’ podcast.
Apparently CeeDee Lamb was asking Dak if he had heard of the Talk Tuah podcast.
— Chuba Hubbard (@MrMuhl) October 7, 2024
“Subpar throw. Subpar. “
— Shannon H (@shannonnicole39) October 7, 2024
“Step up 4”?
— Chippy McGarr (@wyermush) October 7, 2024
“Step up 4”?
— Chippy McGarr (@wyermush) October 7, 2024
no way Ceedee Lamb just said “subpar throw… subpar yea” to Dak 😂😂😂
— Tre White for Vezina (@Defendant) October 7, 2024
Ceedee Lamb told Dak “Thats sum bullshit”😂😂
— THE DON🦅 (@SleptOnTobi412) October 7, 2024
If we had to guess, we’d go with “sub-par.”
In any case, the Cowboys had taken a 13-10 lead in the fourth quarter at the time of writing, with Prescott key to the scoring drive.
