The Pittsburgh Steelers ended their ties with polarizing wide receiver George Pickens after they elected to trade him to the Dallas Cowboys. The move came as a surprise to some, but those close to the team saw it coming.

The Dallas Cowboys finally bolstered their wide receiver room, acquiring George Pickens in a trade with the Pittsburgh Steelers. While Cowboys fans know how tal

George Pickens was dealt from the Steelers to the Cowboys this offseason ending a three-year NFL run in Pittsburgh. Recent reports suggest not many in the

Stephen Jones has very high expectations for George Pickens ahead of his first season in Dallas. Jones delivered some high praise for the wide receiver Monday, saying the Cowboys see Pickens as more than a WR2. About a week ago, the Cowboys landed Pickens through a trade with the Pittsburgh Steelers.

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Much has already been said, written and rumored about the emotional baggage that new Dallas Cowboys' receiver George Pickens will bring with him to The Star. But here's a new wrinkle on the blockbuster trade.

Pickens has the talent to make a big difference in the Dallas offense. But when he lacks effort, it can have the opposite effect.

The Dallas Cowboys ' "selectively aggressive" 2025 offseason felt incomplete following a run in free agency that involved mostly bargain bin shopping and gambling on disregarded former first-round picks.