Pickens' Cowboys Future Uncertain

0:00On April 17, George Pickens lit up the field last year for the Dallas Cowboys after leaving the Pittsburgh Steelers, but his future there is up in. The air with contract talks dragging. Owner Jerry Jones confirmed, no teams have called about trading the Star-Wide receiver, and there's no sign of a long-term deal on the horizon. Earlier this spring at the league meetings, Jones mentioned the Cowboys have big plans for Pickens long-term, yet nothing's moving fast. The team loves to take his time on extensions, which keeps everyone guessing if he'll stick around. Fans and analysts are buzzing because this mirror's last year's mess with Micah Parsons were stall talks led to a huge trade to Green Bay. Pickens could play next season on a one-year deal if no extension happens, putting pressure on the front office. The latest word is they're not close to a multi-year pact, and the franchise tag would cost them $27,290,000. If it comes to that, Deadline hits July 15th to sort it out, bottom line.

1:02Pickens stays put for now, unless something shifts quick, keeping Cowboys fans on edge for what's next.