
Cowboys Franchise Tag Pickens: Tense Summer Ahead
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Dallas Cowboys COO Stephen Jones confirms George Pickens will play under the franchise tag next year, worth $27.3 million. No long-term deal talks in sight. Pickens, who had a breakout season, is yet to sign the tag, keeping his leverage intact. A tense summer awaits as Pickens decides whether to buy in or push back.
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Dallas Cowboys News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Cowboys Franchise Tag Pickens: Tense Summer Ahead. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 22nd, Dallas Cowboys just dropped the hammer on wide receiver George Pickens' contract situation. Their CEO Steven Jones announced that Pickens will play under the franchise tag next year in 2026, worth 27.3 million dollars. No long-term deal talks on the table teams, calling the shots here. Jones laid it out clear during a recent chat, making it sound like the Cowboys weighed everything and shut the door on extensions. Fans put up monster numbers last season, but that breakout ain't change in their plan right now. Fans and folks in the league are buzzing about how Pickens might take this. He grabbed 93 passes for 1,049 yards and 9 touchdowns, so he was gunning for that big payday. Instead, he's locked into one year at that tag price. He hasn't inked the tag yet, which means he can dip on off-season workouts without getting hit with fines. Keeps his leverage intact while the team holds firm. Here it is, this sets up a tenth summer ahead.
Pickens stays put for now, but eyes are on whether he buys in or pushes back come training camp.
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