Cowboys WR CeeDee Lamb, S Malik Hooker and rookie S Israel Mukuamu are the three players added to COVID-19 protocol.

In addition defensive coordinator Dan Quinn and defensive tackle Carlos Watkins were added to the list last week. Beat writer Calvin Watkins tweeted a source told him Lamb is vaccinated. The Cowboys had virtual player meetings on Monday, it was reported.

Cowboys WR Michael Gallup is enjoying his increased work in slot. “That’s a whole different route tree than playing outside. ...Everybody labels me as just a ‘deep-ball threat,’ but I know I can do a whole lot more.” Been focused on route-running, conceptual details this camp.

Related players: Amari Cooper, CeeDee Lamb

Gehlken went on to tweet that all three Cowboy WRs can play from the slot, which will add a new wrinkle to the offense. As Gallup said, corners won't be able to follow anyone and will have to change up the defense. Gallup could have some later-round fantasy value with his ranking of 49th and an ADP of the ninth round in 12-team leagues.

Cowboys WR Amari Cooper said he weighs 215 pounds now. Wants to play at 210. Faster.

Related players: CeeDee Lamb

Cooper said he has been 225 the past three seasons. Cooper’s goal is to have best season of his football career. Not just words, he said. Actions been intentional, the tweet all said. For fantasy purposes, he may be trying to hold off CeeDee Lamb, who is getting drafted ahead of Cooper in some leagues.

There is a significant gap between CeeDee Lamb and everyone else. He’s having the best camp of anyone on the roster. When coach Mike McCarthy talks about noticing several second-year players making the leap in Year 2, Lamb has to be at the top of the list. Every practice seems to include at least one impressive Lamb highlight to go along with a handful of other noteworthy plays that he makes look effortless.

Lamb is a popular pick when it comes to wide receivers who are ready to make a huge jump. We rank Lamb 14th, right behind Amari Cooper at 13. While Lamb is the guy going before Cooper, we're not totally convinced that's the right call. In four games last year with Dak Prescott under center, Cooper out-targeted Lamb 23.4 to 16.7.

Cowboys WR Michael Gallup avoided serious injury in Sunday’s win over 49ers. Exited third quarter with a hip pointer, source said.

Related players: Amari Cooper, CeeDee Lamb

Gallup hasn’t been ruled out for Sunday’s divisional game against Eagles, the tweet said. And with the Cowboys and the rest of the NFC East teams still alive for the division, this will be a key game for both teams so Gallup may try to play through the injury. He produced a 3-26-1 line behind Lamb's 8-85-0 line last week, while Cooper had just two catches for 10 yards in the win over the 49ers.

But Andy Dalton is not Dak Prescott, who was off to the best start of his career and the best start ever by a Cowboys quarterback.

The offense will have to change to a degree, relying even more on the run game.

Related players: Ezekiel Elliott, Michael Gallup, Amari Cooper, Ceedee Lamb

Once Dalton entered Sunday, the Cowboys used more of Elliott, who had 19 carries for 91 yards, behind a remade offensive line that included two undrafted free agents at tackle (Brandon Knight and Terence Steele) and a rookie at center, the story said. The good news for potential Dalton owners is, he has never had the skill-player talent he has in Elliott, Gallup, Cooper and Lamb.

As soon as the Cowboys drafted CeeDee Lamb in April, it was clear they were going to be in 11 personnel most of the time. Going with three wide receivers (Amari Cooper, Michael Gallup, Lamb), one tight end (Blake Jarwin) and one running back (Ezekiel Elliott) gets their best personnel on the field at the same time.

It seems like good news for Elliott, running the ball in a spread out offense - and defense. As the story also said, it allows them to be less predictable at the same time. In the past, when the Cowboys would bring in an extra tight end or fullback, teams would load the box to stop Elliott. If opponents choose to put eight or nine in the box now, they’ll be at a significant disadvantage defending all of Dallas’ weapons on the perimeter.

The Athletic reports that Cowboys rookie WR CeeDee Lamb will make an immediate impact this season based on his performance and usage in training camp.

The article notes that Lamb has been used outside, in the slot, on jet sweeps, and even returning punts. Dallas has a ton of talent at the receiver position but Lamb should get enough opportunity to let his own abilities shine at times this season. If Lamb quickly builds rapport with QB Dak Prescott, he could easily outplay his ADP.

Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy talked about his excitement for rookie wide receiver CeeDee Lamb and said “he’s definitely shown the ability to play all three spots at the receiver position. ...He looks very natural on the football field.”

Lamb was the top wide receiver for many draft analysts in the 2020 class and wound up as the third one selected in April. But the landing spot was incredible for Lamb, being alongside Amari Cooper and Michael Gallup. With Dallas possibly throwing the ball more in 2020, there could certainly be room for three fantasy-relevant receivers, even in a unique 2020 season.

Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb started camp running routes as the slot receiver. Lamb "is breathtaking...does everything like a game breaker," according to Clarence Hill Jr. of the Forth Worth Star-Telegram.

The rich get richer as CeeDee Lamb has shown early signs of fitting well into the Cowboys offense. Lamb will start as the third wide receiver target behind Amari Cooper and Michael Gallup, but early signs of fitting in are great for Lamb and his potential workload.