
Cowboys Tag Pickens, Eye Long-Term Deal
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The Dallas Cowboys have tagged their star wide receiver, George Pickens, with a one-year deal worth $27.3 million, a move that could potentially lead to a tag-and-trade scenario. Pickens, a second-team All-Pro, had a breakout season with 1,429 receiving yards, making him a prime candidate for a long-term deal. Despite the tag, the Cowboys may still negotiate with Pickens, aiming to build leverage and secure their future.
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Dallas Cowboys News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Cowboys Tag Pickens, Eye Long-Term Deal. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 2nd, the Dallas Cowboys are gearing up for a pricey offseason, starting with their franchise tag on wide receiver George Pickens. They slapped the second team all pro with the tag worth $27.3 million for the 2026 season. That's well under the $40 million market rate for top receivers, even after Pickens racked up $1,049 receiving. Yards last year, good for third in the league. Pickens turns just 25 before next season, so he's primed for a big long-term deal. Players usually dodge the one-year tag because it lacks the security of a multi-year contract at full value. Still, the Cowboys might not be done negotiating with their new superstar addition. Insider Buzz from the NFL Combine has folks talking about a tag and trade scenario. Reports say Dallas could shot Pickens right after tagging him, similar to how the Packers moved Devante Addams to the Raiders back in 20-22. That move creates leverage and talks. For now though, the Cowboys haven't hinted at dealing him away.
Pickens looks locked in for at least 2026, setting up a killer duo with CD-LAM that could dominate for years. As contract drama heats up around other stars too, keep an eye on Dallas this offseason. They're playing it smart to build leverage and secure their future.
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