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The Dallas Cowboys agreed an exchange with the Pittsburgh Steelers for the open receiver George Pickens on Wednesday, according to multiple reports.
The Steelers will receive a Third Round 2026 selection and selection swaps, Espn reported.
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The open receiver of the Pittsburgh Steelers, George Pickens, #14, extends after a capture such as the safety of the Kansas City bosses, Justin Reid, #20, defends during the fourth quarter in the Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh on December 25, 2024. (Charles Leclaire-Imagn images)
The owner of the Cowboys team, Jerry Jones, talked about approaching the “substantive shops” before or after the NFL draft, and seemed to meet part of that goal with the Pickens trade. This gives the Dak Prescott field a new weapon to launch, removing part of the pressure of the Ceedee lamb.
For Pickens, the 2025 season will be essentially a year of proof. It is the last season of his rookie agreement, and if the cowboys do not sign it again, he will be a free agent without restrictions.
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The open receiver of the Pittsburgh Steelers, George Pickens, #14, observes in the third quarter against the Baltimore Ravens in a AFC comfortable game at the M&T Bank stadium in Baltimore on January 11, 2025. (Tommy Gilligan-Imagn images)
Pickens had 59 trapped for 900 yards and three touchdowns in 14 games for Steelers in 2024. However, his game came with some dismay for the organization. He argued with fans, fought against a Cleveland Browns player and Mike Tomlin called for multiple infractions during a game.
He said he did not feel optimistic about the future after the loss of the team against the Baltimore Ravens in the playoffs.
Dallas had 7-10 last season, and Prescott suffered an injury that ended the season in the middle of the year. The cowboys were 17ยบ in yards won and 21 at points scored.
From left to right, the CEO of the Dallas Cowboys, Stephen Jones, the chief coach Brian Schottenheimer and the owner Jerry Jones pose for photos after a press conference at The Star in Frisco, Texas, on January 27, 2025. (Tim Heitman-Imagn images)
The team separated from Mike McCarthy and called Brian Schottenheimer as his new chief coach.
