howdy Cowboys Nation welcome to Dallas Cowboys today you're go to spot for all the latest updates on our beloved America's team today we've got a Hot Topic to discuss something that could shape the direction of our season before it even starts but before we dive into this don't forget to hit that like button and subscribe to the channel so you don't miss any Cowboys updates now let's reflect together what truly defines a player's value is it just their talent on the field or is there something more that needs to be considered after all we're talking about a sport where every financial decision can have Ripple effects both on and off the field our conversation today revolves around one of our biggest talents CD lamb as we near the end of the oxar training camp period the situation with our W1 remains unchanged from when it began lamb still hasn't received the much anticipated contract extension and just so you know he's not the only one Dak Prescott and Micah Parsons are also waiting for their renewals many people are closely watching what will happen especially after Jerry Jones public comments about the urgency of this renewal but so far nothing has been resolved so the question is will lamb be valued as he deserves well today we have some new and interesting information according to the Dallas Morning News the Cowboys are offering lamb just under $33 million per year this would make him the second highest paid wide receiver in the NFL right behind the Vikings Justin Jefferson who earns $35 million per season not too shabby right but what lamb is asking for no one knows for sure it's curious how Steven Jones the Cowboys Executive Vice President stated that lamb wanted to be the highest paid non-quarterback player but lamb quickly came out to deny this was it an honest mistake by Steven or a strategic move we don't know but it seems like a delicate situation could this entire delay really come down to just a $2 million per year difference compared to Jefferson's salary that seems like too small a detail to be holding up this negotiation maybe the Cowboys are more concerned about the impact this would have on the market as a whole setting a new standard for the position and let's be honest that wouldn't be surprising the clock is ticking and every second counts now I want to hear from you is it worth taking the risk and holding off on this renewal or does lamb deserve this recognition now drop your thoughts in the comments share this video on social media and of course don't forget to subscribe to the channel to keep up with all things Cowboys let's go on this journey together fans