Cowboys' CeeDee Lamb sends blunt message to Eagles fans after win

The Dallas Cowboys beat the Philadelphia Eagles 38-21 on Monday night for their first win at Lincoln Financial Field since the 2021 season, and WR CeeDee Lamb was in the middle of it. 

He caught two of Dak Prescott's three touchdown passes, then joined ESPN's "SportsCenter with Scott Van Pelt" set after the game and made his feelings about Philadelphia impossible to misunderstand.

Dallas trailed 21-20 late in the third quarter when Prescott dropped a 16-yard throw into the corner of the end zone, where Lamb had gotten behind cornerback Tariq Woolen. Prescott ran in the two-point conversion for a 28-21 lead, and Philadelphia did not score again. Lamb finished with five catches for 74 yards, his other touchdown a nine-yard grab that capped the Cowboys' second drive of the night.

He was asked where beating the Eagles ranks among every team in the league.

"First of all, I hate Philly, that's for one. Eagles suck, you heard the fans. But, overall it was just, I don't like losing, I don't get along with losing. I hate losing more than I like winning, you know what I am saying? It don't sit well with me, I don't have a great day, it ruins my week. It makes me want to be a better player, a better brother and overall a better man for my God because I know how much work we put in each and every week and for us to come out and not play how we should? It's a little difficult on my head," Lamb said in full remarks transcribed by Heavy.