CeeDee Lamb's Best Fantasy Seasons: Every Year Since 2021, Ranked by Points

What Was CeeDee Lamb's Best Fantasy Season?

The 2023 season was CeeDee Lamb's best fantasy year on the record. Playing for the Dallas Cowboys, he scored 401 fantasy points over 17 games, which works out to 24 fantasy points per game. His highest single-week output that year reached 41 points, the biggest week of any season in his file. No other year on his record comes close to those marks in total, per-game, or single-week terms, which makes 2023 the clear answer and not a judgment call.

The gap between 2023 and everything else is the defining feature of Lamb's record. His second-best season, 2022, produced 302 points, so the 2023 total towers over it. The same pattern holds in the per-game column, where 2023's 24 per game sits well above the 18 per game he averaged in 2022. Both figures come straight from the season table below.

CeeDee Lamb's Fantasy Seasons Ranked by Total Points

The table lists every CeeDee Lamb season in the record, ordered by total fantasy points, with games played, per-game average, and best single week for each year.

| Rank | Player | Team | Games | Points | Points Per Game | Best Week | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | 1 | CeeDee Lamb | Dallas Cowboys | 17 | 401 | 24 | 41 | | 2 | CeeDee Lamb | Dallas Cowboys | 17 | 302 | 18 | 38 | | 3 | CeeDee Lamb | Dallas Cowboys | 16 | 261 | 16 | 40 | | 4 | CeeDee Lamb | Dallas Cowboys | 17 | 233 | 14 | 36 | | 5 | CeeDee Lamb | Dallas Cowboys | 17 | 201 | 12 | 24 |

Every row in the table belongs to the Dallas Cowboys, so the comparison is purely about how his scoring changed from year to year. Reading down the points column, the seasons fall in a clean descending line: 401, then 302, then 261, then 233, then 201. There is no cluster of near-equal years and no late-career spike back toward the top, just one towering peak followed by a steady slide down the board.

How Do Lamb's Other Seasons Compare?

The 2022 season is the strongest of the rest. Lamb recorded 302 fantasy points across 17 games that season, averaging 18 per game with a best week of 38. It is a season that would headline most wide receiver files, yet on Lamb's own list it is the runner-up to a year that beat it in every column.

The 2024 season ranks third at 261 points, and it is the only year in his file with fewer than 17 games, at 16. Its per-game figure of 16 is also lower than 2022's 18, so the ordering of those two seasons is consistent whether you measure by total scoring or by weekly output. Interestingly, 2024's best week of 40 actually outranks 2022's best week of 38, which shows his biggest games were still enormous even in a year that fell short of his peak overall.

The 2021 season, fourth at 233 points and 14 per game with a best week of 36, and the 2025 season, fifth at 201 points and 12 per game with a best week of 24, complete the record. The 2025 best week of 24 is the lowest single-week peak of any season here, roughly half the size of the 41-point explosion from 2023. That contrast captures the whole file: one season of genuine superstardom, a strong second act, and three years of solid but declining returns.

What Does the Per-Game Column Show?

Ranking Lamb's seasons by weekly scoring instead of totals produces the same order: 24, then 18, then 16, then 14, then 12 per game. That agreement matters for anyone weighing his record, because it removes any argument that a different scoring lens would reorder his years. Whether a reader values season-long accumulation or week-to-week dependability, 2023 sits at the top of his recorded range and 2025 at the bottom.

One more wrinkle sits in the best-week column. The order there is 41, then 40, then 38, then 36, then 24, which does not match the overall ranking. The 2024 season's 40-point week outshone anything from 2022, reminding readers that a season's biggest game and its overall standing are separate questions on this record.