CeeDee Lamb plans to draw inspiration from Eagles ahead of Week 1 opener

In this story:
In just three days, the Dallas Cowboys will open the 2025 NFL regular season with a seismic matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles.
Not only will this game have major implications on the NFC East, but the Cowboys have a chance to play spoiler with the win.
The Eagles will be celebrating their Super Bowl win to start the season. A celebration that every Cowboys fan wants to avoid. However, Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb wants to see the celebration.
MORE: Trevon Diggs injury update: Cowboys CB reveals what percent chance he'll play Week 1
After practice on Monday, Lamb told Joseph Hoyt of the Dallas Morning News that he will be watching the Eagles' celebration as motivation.

“It’s something that I’m chasing," said Lamb
In the time since the Cowboys' last Super Bowl appearance in 1995, the Eagles have been to four Super Bowls, winning two.
MORE: Philadelphia Eagles to 'steamroll' Dallas Cowboys in Week 1, NFL betting analyst says
There's no denying that the Eagles are the measuring stick in the NFC. Thursday's game could drastically change the trajectory of the Cowboys' season with a win.
Winning the big game should be on everyone's mind heading into the regular season. If you are still on the fence about this team because of a major trade, then maybe don't get back on the train if a win goes down on Thursday. It's almost time.

— Enjoy free coverage of the Cowboys from Dallas Cowboys on SI —
Micah Parsons FaceTimes viral young Cowboys fan heartbroken over trade to apologize
Jerry Jones' salary cap failures led to Micah Parsons trade, NFL announcer says
Dallas Cowboys, All-Pro cornerback DaRon Bland agree to massive contract extension before Week 1
Eagles name starting CBs, give Cowboys WRs opportunity to feast in Week 1
Jerry Jones doubles down on 'stopping run' narrative for Cowboys' Micah Parsons trade
PHOTOS: Meet Kleine Powell, star of Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader Netflix doc

Tyler is a graduate of the University of Kentucky, where he majored in communications. Aside from his roles with the Cowboys and Chargers on SI, Tyler also covers sports and pop culture for The Big Lead.