George Pickens had a pair of drops and ended up with an underwhelming 3-28-0 line in Dallas' Week 1 loss to the Giants.

Last season was good for the offense, but now with another offseason together, Pickens sees it becoming even better.

Is Dallas Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens destined to be franchise tagged for a second straight year?

A year of producing big plays has opened him up, and Pickens steps into a new season feeling comfortable being the person he really is.

Week 1 can make fantasy managers question an entire summer of research. A first-round receiver disappears, a breakout candidate misses his projection and suddenly the trade block looks tempting. The better approach is to separate disappointing box scores from genuinely concerning roles.

Cowboys wide receivers CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens combined for 168 catches, 2,506 yards and 12 touchdowns last season.

Pickens officially signed his $27.3 million non-exclusive franchise tender with the Cowboys in April. The receiver and the team had until July 15 to negotiate a long-term deal, but they opted to move forward with Pickens playing under the franchise tag for 2026.

The Dallas Cowboys are planning to expand George Pickens’ role in their offense, a change that could help the star wide receiver maximize his production during a pivotal contract year. As Dallas prepares to open its season against the New York Giants on Sunday night,

Dallas Cowboys' Jerry Jones delivered a positive message on the long-term plan with wide receiver George Pickens.

George Pickens introduced himself from Drip University on Sunday Night Football during the Cowboys-Giants game.

Dez Bryant issued a stern statement on George Pickens after the Dallas Cowboys dropped their season opener against the New York Giants.