The trade for Pickens looks like a great deal with the way he's played this season, especially while Lamb has been sidelined.

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens is having a record-setting year, but will his long-term future be in Big D?

Addition by subtraction. Addition by subtraction. This was the mantra when the Pittsburgh Steelers traded wide receiver George Pickens to the Dallas Cowboys. Pittsburgh would be a better team without Pickens than they were with him because of his maturity ...

Everybody who ever watched Dallas Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens play a game knew he had something like this in him — a game where he showed the whole word he was one of the NFL’s best wide receivers. When it finally happened, in a Week 4 Sunday ...

Pickens' five receiving touchdowns in five games with Dallas this season are already tied for his single-season career high

This article was originally published on thelandryhat.com as Cowboys urged to make gutsy George Pickens call that might ruin everything. George Pickens has been a revelation for the Dallas Cowboys this offseason. He's been every bit of what the team had hoped for when they acquired him from the Pittsburgh Steelers this past offseason and then some.

With wide receiver CeeDee Lamb sidelined for multiple games due to injury, the Dallas Cowboys desperately need wideout George Pickens to step up. Pickens entered the season as the No. 2 wide receiver for Dallas after being acquired in a trade with the ...