Dallas Cowboys receiver CeeDee Lamb recorded 10 catches for 195 yards and a touchdown in the team’s 27-23 road win over the Indianapolis Colts, according to the supplied report. The performance also included a costly turnover late in the game, when the Cowboys were protecting a three-point lead.
On third-and-12 from Dallas’ own 39-yard line, quarterback Dak Prescott threw toward Lamb while facing a blitz. Lamb caught the pass close to the ground, then got up and ran for about 25 additional yards, advancing the Cowboys toward the red zone. The play appeared to give Dallas a valuable gain in a difficult down-and-distance situation, but Lamb fumbled before the possession was complete.
The report says the play was reviewed and the ruling stood, leaving the Colts with the ball. It specifically notes that Indianapolis linebacker Austin Ajiake’s role in bringing Lamb down was questioned in relation to whether the ground caused the fumble. The supplied account does not provide further details about the review or the officials’ explanation.
The turnover gave Indianapolis an opportunity to respond while the Cowboys held a narrow lead. Dallas ultimately won by four points, 27-23, in what the source describes as a back-and-forth game. The account does not state how the possession following the fumble ended or provide a full scoring sequence.
Despite the mistake, Lamb’s receiving production was a major part of Dallas’ offense. The source also reported that, entering the game, he ranked among the league’s top three receivers in receptions, receiving yards and touchdown catches, with 60 receptions, 709 yards and six touchdowns. It identified him as a five-time Pro Bowl selection. Those season figures are presented as the source’s account and are not independently verified here.
The game took place on Sunday, Nov. 8, 2026, according to the publication and reference dates supplied with the material. The report characterizes the fumble as an unusual blemish on an otherwise strong performance, while the final result remained a Cowboys victory.
