Lamb has missed just six games through six NFL seasons, but five of those occurred in the past two years, with injuries also limiting his playing time in another handful of games during that span. Lamb still cleared 1,000 yards both years, giving him five straight 1,000-yard seasons since falling a bit shy back in 2020 as a rookie. Only a few WRs offer a similar combination of downfield prowess and YAC ability -- a skillset that allows Lamb to slowly accumulate PPR points or strike all at once with a deep ball. He's neither huge (6-foot-2, 200), nor a burner (4.50 40), yet seems to effortlessly slip away from both coverage men and would-be tacklers. In fantasy terms, George Pickens' emergence slightly lowers Lamb's volume ceiling when the team is at full strength, but the underlying stats from 2025 don't hint at a huge level of concern. Lamb's aDOT actually rose, up to 11.7 (after a career-low 7.6 the year before), and 2.50 yards per route run tied him for eighth among WRs. Strong work, no doubt, but at his current first-round ADP in fantasy, Lamb probably needs to claw back a few targets from Pickens to justify the price tag.