The Dallas Cowboys' trade for George Pickens impressed former star quarterback Tony Romo, who believes it can pay off in a big way.

Though admitted the receiver comes with some risk, Dallas Cowboys vice president Stephen Jones says the reward could be George Pickens as a "number one."

Stephen Jones has very high expectations for George Pickens ahead of his first season in Dallas. Jones delivered some high praise for the wide receiver Monday, saying the Cowboys see Pickens as more than a WR2. About a week ago, the Cowboys landed Pickens through a trade with the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Pickens has the talent to make a big difference in the Dallas offense. But when he lacks effort, it can have the opposite effect.

The 2025 season will greatly impact George Pickens' future - with the Dallas Cowboys or not - and there are three scenarios that could play out.

Well that didn't take long. Cowboys fans got a quick taste of what life with George Pickens in tow will be like as he trash talks the Steelers org.

New Dallas Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens broke the silence after being criticized for allegedly calling out Mike Tomlin and the Pittsburgh Steelers ahead of his first NFL season with Dak Prescott and company.

The Dallas Cowboys have long been a franchise associated with elite offensive firepower, and their recent move to add WR George Pickens to the pair of QB Dak