CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens were spotted on the Dallas Cowboys bench for their opening drive against the Las Vegas Raiders on Monday. The Fort Worth Star-Telegram initially reported that the two were benched because "they missed some things.Jordan "J Tuck" Tucker, a host at CFO Sports, later reported that the two star wideouts had been caught breaking curfew in Las Vegas the night before, leading to disciplinary action from head coach Brian Schottenheimer."CeeDee and Pickens was out last night in Vegas broke curfew got caught they all on camera in the lobby Schotty disciplined them as he should," Tucker tweeted.J Tuck @jtuck151LINKFine: Ceedee and Pickens was out last night in Vegas broke curfew got caught they all on camera in the lobby Schotty disciplined them as he shouldBoth players took the field for the Cowboys' second drive. After Lamb caught the night's first touchdown early in the second quarter, ESPN's cameras cut to Schottenheimer embracing him and Pickens on the sidelines:Pickens also caught a touchdown with 70 seconds left in the first half.The Cowboys went on to defeat the Raiders 33-16. Pickens caught nine passes for 144 yards, while Lamb had five catches for 66 yards. Ryan Fluornoy and tight end Jake Ferguson also caught a touchdown each.ALSO READ: CeeDee Lamb, George Pickens getting benched has Michael Irvin stunned after Cowboys HC Brian Schottenheimer's surprise moveCeeDee Lamb, George Pickens received praise from Cowboys wide receivers coachAlleged disciplinary issues aside, CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens have been bright spots for a squad that is struggling to find its identity.While Lamb is having a down year by his lofty standards, Pickens is seemingly on his way to rediscovering the 1000-yard season he accounted for as a Pittsburgh Steeler in 2023. Together, they have accounted for over 1,000 receiving yards, and Pickens has been the Cowboys’ leader in touchdowns.Earlier this month, before the team’s bye week, wide receivers coach Junior Adams said the two were developing chemistry.“It's really impressive to see just the relationship those two guys have on and off the field. You see them out at practice, they're always together. They're attached to the hip. They're always talking through not only life things, but just what's going on football-wise as far as how to run a certain route or concepts.”He also made sure to praise the rest of the corps:“Outside those two, there’s been a lot of growth, especially with some of the injuries that we had and guys not being available, like, (Ryan Fluornoy) stepping up has been good, (Jalen Tolbert) has made some plays. So its’ cool to see those guys coming together.”The Cowboys next host the Eagles on Sunday. The kickoff is at 3:25 p.m. CT on Fox.