All right, well, I remember back, uh, leaded up to the 2020 draft.

I got a text from an offensive coordinator from a team.

I looking for a wide receiver in the draft and the text just said CD-LAM.

And I was like, yeah, and he's like, have you seen him?

I want him. This team did not end up getting him, which I'm sure that team regrets.

I won't name them, but they took another receiver and that's the way it went.

Anyway, we are here on Open Bike. I am really, really excited to welcome a guy named CD-LAM,

who in two years has already established himself as a force of the NFL.

And now, Mr. Lamb, you are officially a number one receiver.

Yeah, that's a lot to take in. Kind of had a so far, but I thought I'd have the situation.

I'm ready to take off. What changes for you? I mean, we, you know, we all have our labels.

You've been, you know, performing like a number one receiver anyway.

But now, Marry Cooper's gone to new receiver room. How does that change your life?

Honestly, it just, I kind of, in a sense, raised a standard.

Obviously, I hold myself to a high standard already, but obviously, at this moment,

none of us, you can do what kind of take it on, you know, to, so that's the, that's the energy.

Are you expecting to get a lot of extra attention from defenses?

At some point, you know, obviously, I feel like in my opinion that I haven't done enough,

you know, to just have deep as a coordinator's life, one of kind of HBL. But I mean,

if I've got that attention, then, you know, we'll figure it out.

Where were you when you found out that they were trading coop and what was your reaction?

I was actually in a jet and I saw it, it was on TV. I was working out in Fort Lauderdale

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