SAD NEWS: “Jerry Jones deceived me,” cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb regrets extending his contract with the Dallas Cowboys after his week 1 practice.

In a shocking development, Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb has expressed regret over his decision to sign a contract extension with the team, citing a lack of trust and support from owner Jerry Jones as his primary reason for the move.

Lamb, who inked a five-year, $91 million deal with the Cowboys this past offseason, had high hopes for his future with the team, but has since come to believe that Jones misled him about the direction of the franchise and the role that he would play in the offense.

According to sources close to Lamb, the receiver was promised a significant role in the Cowboys’ offensive game plan and was told that he would be a focal point of the team’s passing attack, but has since been frustrated by his limited involvement in practice and games.

Lamb’s disappointment with his situation reached a boiling point after the team’s Week 1 performance against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, in which he was targeted only four times, leading him to question whether Jones and the Cowboys’ coaching staff were truly committed to his development as a player.

The strained relationship between Lamb and the Cowboys’ front office has created an awkward situation for the team, which had hoped to build around the talented young receiver for years to come.

Now, with Lamb publicly expressing his discontent with the team, the Cowboys will need to find a way to repair the relationship and get their star receiver back on board with their plans for the future.

“CeeDee Lamb is a special player, and the Cowboys can’t afford to lose him,” said one NFL insider. “They need to do whatever it takes to make things right.”

As the Cowboys search for a solution to their Lamb problem, the team’s management will need to consider whether it is willing to make changes to the offensive game plan and coaching staff in order to appease their disgruntled star.

Some analysts have suggested that the team should consider parting ways with head coach Mike McCarthy, who has come under fire for his handling of the team’s offense and for his inability to get the most out of the team’s talented roster.

“Mike McCarthy has got to go,” said one former NFL player. “He’s not the right coach for this team.”

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