Frisco, Texas-Speaking of CeeDee Lamb, please continue to assume that everything is fine.

As Lamb explained on Wednesday afternoon, this can have multiple meanings.

First of all, Lamb's ankle didn't seem to bother him as he entered the 10th week. He adjusted during training last week and entered the game against Denver. Although this did not prevent him from participating in the game, in the case of a 30-16 defeat, this was something he had to fight against.

"Obviously, if you think you are one of the reasons, or you know the reason why you can't compete, it's difficult," he said. "Especially understanding that you have to pass the three-hour game. Do your best, do your best, push yourself to the limit."

With some extra time to get himself back to normal, Lamb said that his ankle shouldn't be a problem this weekend.

"I feel much better than last week, considering that I just rolled up and practiced for the first time," he said.

However, to be honest, Lamb's media availability on Wednesday focused more on another meaning of "fines"-currency types, which has been a confusing issue for recipients in the second year.

"I just don't understand why I always get fined for some reason," Lamb said.

There is a long list at this point this season. According to reports, Lamb was fined several times for not wearing his jersey. H was also fined for wearing socks too low and illegally blocking them.

The fine was enough to prompt another recipient, Amari Cooper, to speculate whether Lamb liked his money. Lamb assured everyone: He did it.

"I would think so, but I do like money-for those who don't know, I do like money," he said. "It's just more criticism of your expectations and getting better."

Most notably, Lamb waved goodbye to Patriots defensive guard Jalen Mills after he scored a touchdown in an overtime game against New England, and was fined $10,300.

"Don't let me start," he said.

On the bright side, Lamb doesn't sound like it has had any problems in the past few weeks. He said he would check before kick-off to make sure his uniform complies with NFL rules.

If anything, the problem may lie in lack of discipline with other people. Last week, Lamb did not give a media interview when dealing with an ankle injury, but he was asked on Wednesday if he was surprised by the lack of discipline of Vikings safety guard Harrison Smith, who seemed to choke him during the entanglement between the two. October 31 The game in Minnesota.

"Yes, considering that I was fined-what was that for, wave?" he said. "I don't know. It was crazy when I was choked on the sidelines at the time. The referee said that his thumb was stuck in my helmet. It was crazy. That was nonsense."

It is hoped that for Lamb, he can continue to maintain a good shape in terms of currency.

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