Cowboys' Draft Dilemma: Trade Up or Stay Put?

0:00On April 14, Dallas Cowboys exec Stephen Jones dropped some news on the trade front for wide receiver George Pickens. He straight up said, no one's called about trading the 25-year-old star. They slapped a one-year franchise tag on him worth 27.298 million dollars earlier this off-season. Jones made it clear that Cowboys want to lock Pickens up long term, but he's not rushing any timeline. Live in the present, that's his vibe from back in February. Coach Brian Shottenheimer added, they're not sure if Pickens shows for voluntary minicam starting April 20th or OTA's kicking off June 1st. Pickens has been lights out since the Cowboys traded for him from the Pittsburgh Steelers last year. He balled out in their offense, leading the team with 93 catches, 1,049 yards, and nine touchdowns. Paired perfect with Dak Prescott and CD-Lam. Now shifting to the draft, Jones says trade talks heat up early next week, but most deals go down when teams are on the clock. Cowboys hold the 13th and 20th picks,

1:03the 20th from that Micah Parsons move. First round starts April 23rd. All eyes on how this plays out for Pickens and Dallas as off-season ramps up could be a big summer ahead.