Cowboys Get Encouraging Update on George Pickens Amid Contract Dispute
Summary
George Pickens, a key player for the Dallas Cowboys, signed a $27.3 million franchise tag contract after the team chose not to offer him a long-term deal yet. Although he missed voluntary training sessions, the Cowboys expect him to attend the mandatory minicamp starting June 16.Key Facts
- George Pickens had a strong season and wanted a long-term contract with the Cowboys.
- The Cowboys decided not to negotiate a new deal with him before the offseason.
- Pickens signed the franchise tag worth $27.3 million, which is a one-year contract.
- Players on the franchise tag do not have long-term security, which can cause tension.
- Pickens did not attend the voluntary offseason team activities (OTAs).
- Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer expects Pickens to be at the mandatory minicamp on June 16.
- A similar situation happened with Micah Parsons, who attended minicamp but mostly stayed off the field and was later traded.
- Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said the team has long-term plans for Pickens despite the current contract status.
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