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George Pickens' Cowboys Future Uncertain

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Dallas Cowboys George Pickens, post-Pro Bowl breakout, faces uncertain future with non-exclusive franchise tag. Despite Jerry Jones silence and Brian Schottenheimers optimism, Pickens seeks long-term security. Expect Pickens to adapt to various positions, teaming up with CeeDee Lamb and Prescott for a potent offense.

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George Pickens' Cowboys Future Uncertain

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Dallas Cowboys News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!George Pickens' Cowboys Future Uncertain. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 30th, it's been over a month since the Dallas Cowboys hit wide receiver George Pickens with the non-exclusive franchise tag right after his. Pro Bowl Breakout in his first season with the team back in 2025. Owner Jerry Jones stayed tight-lipped on negotiations or Pickens showing up for the offseason program that kicks off in a few weeks. Meanwhile, head coach Brian Shottenheimer mentioned chatting with him but didn't push for any commitment to those voluntary workouts. There's like long-term deals for that real security. Unlike the one-year tag that pays Pickens $27.29 million in $20.26. The Cowboys have a history here, tagging stars like Dak Prescott, DeMarcus Lawrence and Des Bryant before extending them. Shottenheimer's bullish though, saying Pickens loves Dallas, they love him, and they've got big plans for him long-term while the business sorts itself out. Looking ahead, expect Pickens moving all over the field next season, something he digs, and he's already grinding workouts with CD-LAM and Prescott to boost that offense.

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