From his views on America's Team to wearing No. 88 and even falling to pick No. 17, CeeDee Lamb says his perspective has changed in a month.

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The Dallas Cowboys select Oklahoma wide receiver CeeDee Lamb with the No. 17 overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft.

CeeDee Lamb is one of the many talented receivers in this year's draft class, and if the Cowboys select him with the 17th pick in the draft they would be getting a prolific threat. Here's a closer look at how Lamb has made a case for himself to be the Cowboys first-round draft pick.

A month ago, CeeDee Lamb didn't know much about America's Team. He didn't understand the significance of No. 88 and wasn't happy with falling to No. 17. But things have now changed.

Some college coaches might have been upset or disappointed to see their star player drop in the draft. Lincoln Riley says he was "selfishly thankful" that CeeDee Lamb fell to No. 17.

On Thursday it was announced that Lamb would don the jersey number 88, aligning his name with previous wide receiver greats such as Drew Pearson, Michael Irvin and Dez Bryant.

The grades are in for the Cowboys' 2020 draft, and there's a pretty clear consensus: it ranks among the best in the league this year.

The theme of the Cowboys' draft has been "value" with a shade of crimson. They picked up an Alabama corner and then an OU defensive tackle- two players they didn't expect to fall in their lap.  

You kidding me?    CeeDee Lamb?    Seriously?

CeeDee Lamb slipped in the first round. But when the time came, the Cowboys made his dream come true.

Were their better needs on the board? Yes. Were their better players? Nope. And that's why I give the Cowboys a lot of credit in taking Lamb, whom Jerry Jones said was the No. 6 overall player on their draft board 

The Cowboys added another home run option to their top-ranked offense, taking OU's CeeDee Lamb with the 17th overall pick.