CeeDee Lamb is clearing the air.
The Cowboys star admitted he missed curfew in an incident that saw him and fellow wideout George Pickens get benched for the opening drive of Monday’s win over the Raiders in Las Vegas.
“I was out a little late, after curfew, but we came back,” Lamb told reporters Thursday, saying he and Pickens had dinner and a few drinks at the Red Rock Casino — but vehemently denied a rumor that had him throwing up outside of a casino at 7:30 a.m. on game day.
Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb, left, celebrates his touchdown against the Las Vegas Raiders with quarterback Dak Prescott. AP
“That’s a disrespect to even suggest that,” he said. “I know how to hold my liquor.”
Whatever he had, there’s little to suggest it slowed either pass-catcher down even a little

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