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1:43Quinnen Williams' Impact on the Cowboys Defense
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1:03Steelers Receiver Options Entering Training Camp
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4:201-On-1 Interview With George Pickens at Cowboys Training Camp
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1:58NFC East Player Props: Trust Prescott and Lamb
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1:47How Well Does the Cowboys' Revamped Defense Come Together?
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1:19Contract Expectation if Pickens Replicates 2025 Performance
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9:40No Long-Term Deal for George Pickens?
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1:21Cowboys Rebuild Defense to Pair with Elite Offense
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1:12George Pickens' Franchise Tag Worth $27.3M
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1:02Cowboys, George Pickens Won't Reach Long-Term Deal
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1:59Biggest Boom or Bust NFL Teams
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11:08Top 100 Players: NFC East
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1:44Top Landing Spots for Free Agent LT Taylor Decker
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1:23How WR Deals Will Impact George Pickens' Market
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1:11George Pickens Participates in Minicamp, No Plans to Holdout
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10:32Cowboys Minicamp Report
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1:48What's Next for George Pickens and the Cowboys?
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1:02What to Expect from George Pickens at Cowboys Minicamp
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19:19NFL Minicamp Report
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Will George Pickens Report to Cowboys Minicamp?
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Cowboys' George Pickens: Dominant at training camp
Pickens has impressed throughout the Cowboys' training camp, Dan Rogers of SB Nation reports.
Pickens had a spectacular season in 2025, reeling in 93 catches for 1,429 yards and nine touchdowns, all of which were career highs, over 17 regular-season contests in his first year with Dallas. The wide receiver did tail off as the season came to a close, though, averaging 57.4 receiving yards and 4.0 catches over the team's final five games after averaging 95.2 yards and 6.1 receptions over the team's previous 12 contests. Pickens will look to put together a more complete campaign this year, and he has already been connecting on all cylinders with quarterback Dak Prescott, using his advanced ball-tracking ability to make acrobatic plays throughout training camp. The Cowboys have as good of a receiving duo as any team in the league, as the talented Pickens will be paired with No. 1 option CeeDee Lamb again in 2026.
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Cowboys' George Pickens: Taking part in Thursday's practice
Pickens is taking part in Thursday's training camp practice, Jon Machota of The Athletic reports.
Pickens failed to reach an agreement on a new deal with the Cowboys in the offseason and will play on the one-year, $23.7 million franchise tag in 2026. He and CeeDee Lamb are set to form one of the NFL's most formidable wide receiver duos while catching passes from quarterback Dak Prescott. Pickens is healthy but unlikely to see much action in the preseason, which kicks off for the Cowboys in Seattle on Aug. 15.
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Cowboys' George Pickens: Tag deadline passes
Pickens is set to play the 2026 season on the one-year, $27.3 million franchise tag after he and the Cowboys did not reach a long-term extension before Wednesday's deadline, Todd Archer of ESPN.com reports.
Pickens has voiced his willingness to play on the one-year franchise tag, so Wednesday's deadline passing without a new contract doesn't come as a surprise. Playing for a long-term deal or future free-agency payday should only reinforce his fantasy appeal as one of the top downfield and red-zone targets for Dak Prescott (knee), and alongside CeeDee Lamb, Pickens again will form one of the top one-two punches at wideout in the NFL. The Cowboys managed Pickens' reps at mandatory minicamp in June, but by all accounts he will have no limitations at the start of training camp other than a normal ramp-up period.
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Player Bio
| HT/WT: 6-3, 205 lbs |
| Birthplace: Hoover, AL |
| Age: 25 |
| School: Georgia |
| Experience: 5 |