CeeDee Lamb wins fans' hearts after giving his cleats away post Cowboys wins over Giants: "Take notes rookies"

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb captured the hearts of NFL fans with a postgame gesture. As the wide receiver was walking off the field, a young fan asked him for his gloves.

As NFL Insider Jordan Schultz reported, Lamb did more than that. In the video posted by Schultz on X, Lamb stopped, took off his cleats and proceeded to jump up to the stand to hand them to the fan. He even went as far as to jump a few times to get the second cleat to them.

Fans on social media were pleasantly surprised by the gesture to ensure the young fan left happy. One fan on X said that other players should take note of Lamb's actions and follow his lead.

Even social media users that aren't even fans of the Dallas Cowboys applauded CeeDee Lamb for the thoughtful gesture. With some agreeing that the young fan will never forget that moment.

"Such a cool moment. This kid will never forget it," one fan said.

"Hate the team, adore the player. This is awesome," another fan said.

"Dope stuff. Love it when you see players do awesome stuff for kids!" one fan said.

The Dallas Cowboys' Thursday night 20-15 win over the New York Giants was a much better outing for the wide receiver. He had seven catches for 98 yards and a touchdown and while that may be the talk of his Week 4 performance, his postgame actions definitely caught the eye of many fans.

"Legend," another fan said.

"STOP BEING A GOOD DUDE I WANT TO HATE YOU," one fan said.

"Good dude," another fan said.

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CeeDee Lamb said taunting penalty in Week 4 will be only one of the year

After a disappointing loss to the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday afternoon, it's safe to say CeeDee Lamb was excited when he scored a touchdown against the Giants. In fact, Lamb was so excited about his 55-yard touchdown catch that he looked back a few times at the New York Giants' defenders, perhaps to make sure they saw it too.

Those actions led to a taunting penalty on CeeDee Lamb and after the game, he said the moment kind of just got the best of him.

"Everything was just kind of going by fast in that situation. All of the passion and everything kind of came out of me. Granted, I scored first, so that was a plus, but I told my coaches that will not happen again. I get one a year and that was my one."-Lamb told David Ammenheuser after the game

CeeDee Lamb also said that he won't be letting that happen again this season. The Dallas Cowboys now get ten days off before they face the Pittsburgh Steelers in prime-time.