Cowboys' George Pickens Finally Breaks Silence on Offseason Drama
Summary
Dallas Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens ended his offseason absence by attending the team’s mandatory minicamp. He signed a one-year franchise tag contract worth $27.3 million and said he is not upset about not getting a long-term deal yet and plans to be at training camp.Key Facts
- Pickens skipped the Cowboys’ offseason workout program and OTAs (voluntary team events).
- He signed a one-year, $27.3 million franchise tag contract after the NFL draft.
- He does not plan to hold out or demand a trade.
- Pickens was reportedly seeking a contract paying about $30 million per year.
- The Cowboys want him to prove his 2025 breakout season wasn’t a one-time success.
- In 2025, Pickens had 93 catches, 1,429 yards, and nine touchdowns.
- He aims to help the Cowboys reach the Super Bowl for the first time since 1995.
- If he performs well in 2026, the Cowboys may offer him a long-term contract along with teammates CeeDee Lamb and Dak Prescott.
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