Cowboys' Pickens Contract Talks Stall, Offense at Risk

0:00On April 6th, the Dallas Cowboys are talking a good game about extending wide receiver George Pickens, but so far it's all words and no action on that contract. They traded for him last offseason, slapped the franchise tag on him in February after he pushed for the best deal possible, and now he's eyeing. Around 34 million per year average, just like CD Lambs bag, Jerry Jones keeps preaching he'd write any check for a Super Bowl run, and experts like Zachary Pirellis say, locking Pickens up is key of Dallas once. That offense firing on all cylinders with Dak Prescott. No extension talks have even started yet, according to Jerry, and offensive coordinator Brian Shottenheimer admits Pickens might skip offseason, workouts without a new deal, which could mess up prep time. This is the real test. Will the Cowboys back up the hype and keep their weapons elite, or watch the offense drop off without him heading into the season?