A numbers breakdown of CeeDee Lamb’s contract with the Cowboys

After holding out all nearly the entire offseason, Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb has finally gotten what he wanted from his team - a mega pay raise and contract extension.

The contract is a four-year, $136 million deal - an average annual salary of $34 million - which makes Lamb the second-highest paid non-quarterback in the league, behind Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson. He received a record-breaking $38 million signing bonus.

Here’s a breakdown of those numbers.

CeeDee Lamb’s contract details

The $67 million Lamb was guaranteed at signing includes the $38 million signing bonus, the $1.15 million base salary for the 2024 season, and the $26.85 million base salary plus $1 million roster bonus for the 2025 season.

The $26 million that Lamb will receive in 2026 is fully guaranteed starting in March 2025, even if he gets injured before that date. The Of his 2027 salary, $7 million is fully guaranteed starting in March 2026, again, even if he’s injured before the date.

From 2025 to 2028, he will receive a $58,823 bonus for each game in which he’s active, which could potentially reach $1 million per season.