George Pickens’ role in Dallas Cowboys
Once completed, the deal will provide the Cowboys with a much-needed second high-profile receiver, which will work with the Ceedee Lamb.
According to USA Today, last season, the club could only manage 11th place in the NFL offensive under QB Dak Prescott.
Pickens enters their fourth season in the league and ends this year to qualify for an extension of their contract. His rookie deal is currently in his final year.
In February, Pittsburgh Steelers general manager Omar Khan told the team was looking forward to a deal with the 24-year-old but decided to move forward. Complying with NFL.com, the Cowboys failed to bring to justice in the second wide receiver during the NFL 2025 and its free agency and free agency. This comes after the Steelers brought a wide range of receivers from the Seattle Seahawks to DK Metcalf. The player then signed a five-year $150 million contract.
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George Pickens' performance
In the last NFL season, Pickens ended up with 59 catches and three touchdowns for 900 yards.
According to ESPN's report, he remains a prominent player in the roster in the Steelers' games, witnessing at least 50 catches, with three touchdowns of 300 yards in each of his three seasons, according to ESPN's report.
Now putting Pickens on the side will provide QB Dak Prescott with another wide receiver target that can be paired with the Ceedee Lamb.
Pickens still couldn't score three games after hamstring strain last season, except for several other injuries on the court.
If everything goes according to plan, it will be the second time in the past six months the Cowboys are looking forward to gaining wide receivers in the NFL. Last November, the club won Jonathan Mingo, who had five catches in eight games for a total of 46 yards.
FAQ
1. When will the NFL announce the full schedule for the next season?
It is scheduled to be released on May 14 at 8 p.m. ET.
2. How did George Pickens perform in the last NFL season?
The 24-year-old ended up with 59 catches for a total of 900 yards and accompanied by three touchdowns.
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