If you want to understand the Cowboys’ locker room chemistry, start with Jake Ferguson and CeeDee Lamb.

They sit a few lockers apart, joke between drills, and push each other relentlessly in practice. On Sunday, that friendship reached a new level as Ferguson watched his teammate turn into a one-man highlight reel.

“I was just proud,” Ferguson said. “You grind together all week, and then you see your brother do something historic. That’s what this game’s about.”

Lamb’s 239-yard, three-touchdown explosion electrified AT&T Stadium and broke the franchise’s single-game record. But for Ferguson, the numbers were secondary. What stood out was Lamb’s poise — calm, confident, and unstoppable.

“He doesn’t chase stats,” Ferguson said. “He just executes. That’s why he’s great.”

The two have developed on-field chemistry that extends beyond routes and signals. Ferguson’s blocking often springs Lamb free, while Lamb’s threat downfield opens space underneath for the tight end. “We feed off each other,” Ferguson said. “When one of us gets rolling, it lifts the whole group.”

After the final whistle, the tight end joined Lamb in the postgame celebration. “We were just laughing,” he said. “I told him he set the bar too high for the rest of us.”

Behind the smiles, there’s mutual respect rooted in the team’s culture. “This group doesn’t care who gets the shine,” Ferguson said. “We care about winning. Nights like this prove it.”

Head coach Mike McCarthy echoed that sentiment, crediting Ferguson’s unselfish play. “Jake’s been one of our most consistent blockers and red-zone targets,” McCarthy said. “When he talks about team-first mentality, he means it.”

That mentality showed throughout the game — Ferguson’s extra chip block here, his downfield seal there — each moment setting the stage for Lamb’s record-breaking night.

“It’s cool because you know you had a part in it,” Ferguson said. “It’s like watching your work pay off through someone else’s success.”

As the Cowboys push deeper into the season, that brotherhood might be their most valuable weapon.

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