
Cowboys Expected to Franchise Tag George Pickens After Breakout Season
After a career year with the Dallas Cowboys, wide receiver George Pickens is likely to receive the franchise tag this offseason, securing him a one-year, $28 million deal.

After a career year with the Dallas Cowboys, wide receiver George Pickens is likely to receive the franchise tag this offseason, securing him a one-year, $28 million deal.

Facing a $56 million salary cap deficit, the Dallas Cowboys plan to restructure several top contracts to pursue offseason upgrades and maintain flexibility.

Dallas looks to fix its defense through the NFL Draft after a season defined by elite offense and costly breakdowns.

Dallas is searching for a new defensive coordinator following a historically poor season and the firing of Matt Eberflus, with Jim Leonhard emerging as a potential candidate.

Dallas aims to climb above .500 in a holiday showdown with Kansas City, but both teams enter the matchup missing important contributors.

The Dallas Cowboys may have a difficult financial decision ahead if George Pickens secures a major contract, potentially affecting CeeDee Lamb’s future negotiations