Cowboys Franchise Tag Pickens, Extend Aubrey

0:00On March 2nd, the Dallas Cowboys grab headlines during NFL Combine week by placing the non-exclusive franchise tag on Pro Bowl-wide receiver George. Pickens, whose entering free agency, owner and general manager Jerry Jones personally informed Pickens of the move, and they shared a positive conversation about his importance to the team and growth alongside quarterback Dak Prescott. With no long-term deal comes, Pickens would earn $27,300,000 for the 20-26 season with negotiations. Open until July 15th, Jones feels confident they can extend him, just like past franchise tag successes. Despite Pickens sharing an agent with former Cowboy Micah Parsons, whose talks failed through last year, Jones brushed off any concerns and said he can, work with the rep just fine. Jones also hopes Pickens joins the offseason program to boost the team's chances next year. On another note, the Cowboys extended a solid offer to a restricted free agent kicker

1:01Brandon Aubrey, aiming to make him the NFL's highest paid at his, position and keep his unique story in Dallas. This positions the Cowboys strong for contention ahead.