
Pickens Signs Franchise Tender, Cowboys Offense Set
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George Pickens, Pro Bowl wide receiver for the Dallas Cowboys, has signed his franchise tag tender, securing a fully guaranteed $27.3 million salary for the 2022 season. Despite rumors of a potential split, the Cowboys front office has expressed excitement about Pickens early commitment. The team and Pickens both aim for a long-term deal, but its currently on hold as they focus on the draft. Pickens is expected to attend mandatory minicamp in June and possibly voluntary sessions in May, keeping the Cowboys offense strong heading into draft weekend.
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Dallas Cowboys News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Pickens Signs Franchise Tender, Cowboys Offense Set. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 24th, George Pickens and the Dallas Cowboys are set for the 2026 season with him under the franchise tag and long-term. Dealtops unhold until next offseason. The Pro Bowl-wide receiver just told the team he's signing his tender before offseason workouts kickoff, locking in a fully guaranteed 27. Point three million dollar salary. Word drop right before the 2026 NFL draft, sparking rumors they might split. But the front office shut that down quick, saying they're thrilled he's committing early. Everyone's vibe is positive. Pickens loves Dallas, and the team feels the same. He's built tight bonds in the locker room, especially with Dak Prescott and CD Lamb shaking off his old Pittsburgh Steelers drama. Both sides want a long-term pact eventually, but for now it's pause while they focus on the draft. Expect Pickens at mandatory mini-camp in June, and may be voluntary sessions in May. This keeps the Cowboys offense stacked heading into draft weekend, with Pickens locked
in and ready to roll.
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