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Jones-Pickens Contract Drama: Agent Bond at Risk

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Jerry Jones faces agent backlash as he attempts to bypass George Pickens agent, David Mulugheta, for a long-term deal. The Cowboys owners past clash with Mulugheta over Micah Parsons trade to the Packers has Pickens wary. The league or players association may need to intervene to maintain power balance.

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Jones-Pickens Contract Drama: Agent Bond at Risk

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Dallas Cowboys News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Jones-Pickens Contract Drama: Agent Bond at Risk. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 1st, Jerry Jones is back in the hot seat with another cowboy's contract drama. This time, starring wide receiver George Pickens. Last season, Jones traded for him and it paid off big pickens, led the team in receiving yards, and now he's lined up for a massive payday in 20. 26, under the franchise tag. Jones wants Pickens locked in long-term, but he's dodging the White House agent, David Moolugeta. That's the same guy who reps Micah Parsons and earlier this week, Jones straight up suggested Pickens ditch the agent to pocket more cash directly. From him, remember last year, Jones clashed with Moolugeta over Parsons, ended up trading the star linebacker to the Green Bay Packers. Parsons landed a monster deal there. 46,500,000 dollars a year, proving agents deliver. Pickens ain't fallen for it. Sticking with his rep means way more green even after the cut. Fans and players see Jones playing games, sparking talk about the real damage to trust.

The league or player's association might have to step up soon and check Jones on messing with these agent bonds, keeping the power balanced as this. Sago rolls on.

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