Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb is seeking a new contract as he enters the final year of his rookie deal. Reports suggest that Lamb could potentially hold out and not attend offseason workouts until his contract situation is resolved.

According to the Dallas Morning News, Lamb's absence from the team's voluntary offseason program began on Monday. While the offseason activities are currently voluntary for Lamb, he could face fines if he fails to attend mandatory OTAs starting in June.

Lamb's fifth-year option guarantees him $17.199 million, but the talented pass catcher is aiming for a new deal that would potentially make him one of the highest-paid players at his position. It is not surprising that Lamb is holding out from voluntary team activities, as many players opt for this strategy while awaiting contract negotiations.

There is even speculation that Lamb could continue to hold out into training camp, according to the Dallas Morning News. The receiver's desire for an extension is understandable, especially after an impressive All-Pro season where he demonstrated significant improvements in various categories.

Despite not having a new contract in place, Lamb has expressed his commitment to remaining with the Cowboys. In an interview with TMZ, he confirmed his intention to stay in Dallas. Negotiating from a position of strength, Lamb's impressive performance in the past season strengthens his leverage in ongoing contract discussions.

The Cowboys' offseason has not lived up to owner Jerry Jones' promises of going "all in." So far, the team has not made any major acquisitions in any category, leaving fans disappointed.

As negotiations continue, it remains to be seen how the contract situation between CeeDee Lamb and the Dallas Cowboys will unfold. With Lamb's determination and impressive statistics, securing a favorable deal seems to be the priority for the star wide receiver.