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CeeDee Lamb\u00a0and the\u00a0Dallas Cowboys\u00a0haven\u2019t found much consistency during the 2025 NFL season, falling to 3-5-1 after their Week 9 loss to the Kyler Murray\u2013less Arizona Cardinals. Now, coming off a bye, Lamb and the Cowboys will look to snap a two-game skid in Week 11 as they hit the road to face the Las Vegas Raiders.<\/p>\n
Still, Lamb has remained effective in the six games he has played for Dallas this season, recording 35 catches for 491 yards and a touchdown. However, he hasn\u2019t been available for every game, missing three contests after suffering a high ankle sprain in Week 3 against the\u00a0Chicago Bears. Newcomer George Pickens performed well in Lamb\u2019s absence as Dallas\u2019 top receiving option.<\/p>\n
Dallas Cowboys WR CeeDee Lamb (88) looks on during the game against the Philadelphia Eagles.Eric Hartline-Imagn Images<\/p>\n
Before the 2025 season began, the league\u00a0reached a deal\u00a0with Abercrombie & Fitch to become the official fashion partner of the NFL. Featured in the big reveal were Lamb, San Francisco 49ers running back Christian McCaffrey, Detroit Lions wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown and Cincinnati Bengals wideout Tee Higgins.<\/p>\n
And on Friday, Abercrombie announced a\u00a0limited-release line\u00a0of graphic crew sweatshirts, one for each player listed above. Lamb\u2019s sweatshirt, which goes for $110, is gray with his No. 88 and the Cowboys star on the front, and it features a large action image of him on the back.<\/p>\n
“Fashion is a form of self-expression \u2014 and as an Official Fashion Partner of the NFL, we\u2019re teaming up with the players to tell their stories in a completely new way,” Abercrombie wrote on Instagram. “Our limited-release capsule from NFL by Abercrombie features four graphic crews, each co-designed with an NFL player. From CeeDee\u2019s legendary jersey number to Tee\u2019s embroidered signature, it\u2019s all about the details. Represent their legacy, their way.”<\/p>\n
Lamb and the Cowboys will take on the Raiders at 8:15 p.m. ET in Week 11’s edition of “Monday Night Football” on ABC and ESPN.<\/p>\n
Following a frustrating loss,\u00a0Head Coach Dan Quinn\u00a0revealed the philosophical cornerstones of his program, which are deeply rooted in principles he has learned from his military experience. Quinn is shaping how the team responds to adversity, takes accountability, and maintains its identity \u2014lessons that can be applied beyond the field.<\/p>\n
A key tool derived from Quinn\u2019s philosophy is the military procedure known as the \u201cAfter Action Report.\u201d It\u2019s a method he uses to approach a\u00a0game performance\u00a0logically rather than emotionally, and to focus solely on what can be learned.<\/p>\n
\u201cThey’re called after action reports… What went right, what went wrong? What would you want to do different,?\u201d\u00a0Quinn\u00a0stated. \u201cIn that space of assessing it, there’s no levels; it’s just ideas… It keeps the emotion out of it and allows you to focus on the task at hand.\u201d<\/p>\n
Adopting this approach, Quinn teaches that wins and losses are treated as opportunities for growth, rather than emotional highs and lows. The reports remove blame and ego, creating a space for transparency where coaches and players can speak freely and honestly about their execution and what they can do to prepare for the next game. For Quinn, that\u2019s how the team can move quickly past setbacks.<\/p>\n
Another key component to Quinn\u2019s philosophy is \u201cthe standard,\u201d a phrase we\u2019ve heard Commanders players use to describe why the team has become so successful. Quinn has set a standard, and it comes from a very specific origin.<\/p>\n
\u201cYou’ve heard so much over the last year and a half about the Commander standard, and much of that was born from an idea of a Navy Seal ethos or a ranger’s creed,\u201d says the Commanders head coach.<\/p>\n
Military units operate under a shared commitment to excellence that is ingrained in their culture. That same \u201cstandard\u201d is meant to serve the same purpose for the Commanders\u2014a constant reminder of what is expected regardless of the situation or the opponent.<\/p>\n
Though Quinn draws inspiration from the military, he quickly notes that they aren\u2019t equal to the men and women who serve. \u201cWe never compare what we do to what they do, but it does remind me, recalibrate and get back to our standard.\u201d<\/p>\n
That means use this philosophy as a way to reset after both victories and defeats. The \u201cAfter Action Report\u201d identifies what happened; the \u201cstandard\u201d reminds the team of who they are supposed to be. Combined, they have been a recipe for the team\u2019s recent success.<\/p>\n
Dan Quinn’s coaching philosophy is founded on a military principle-based foundation, one that emphasizes lesssons learned and a commitment to high standards. Week after week, emotions can run high, but with Quinn\u2019s approach, it provides the Commanders with a steady compass. As this season begins to unfold, that discipline will keep the team grounded and in place to make another deep playoff run.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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