When the Dallas Cowboys acquired George Pickens, they didn't just bet on his explosiveness as a wide receiver. They bet on his personal evolution. So far, the results are exceeding

The Dallas Cowboys acquired George Pickens in a trade with the Pittsburgh Steelers this offseason. Reports suggested Pickens was sharp over the Cowboys' three mandatory minicamp practices at The Star in Frisco,

Dallas Cowboys fourth-year defensive back Israel Mukuamu is welcoming all challengers this summer, especially recent trade acquisition George Pickens, who's set to be the No. 2 option in the passing game behind CeeDee Lamb.

Pickens looks like a difference-maker in minicamp while Ferguson eyes getting back into the end zone after a TD-less 2024 season.

This time last year, Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott didn't have his No. 1 weapon, CeeDee Lamb, on the practice field. Lamb was going through his contract situation and didn't hit the field until late in training camp. This time around, CeeDee has been at The Star from Day 1 of OTAs through to the end of minicamp.

Trevon Diggs is eyeing a surprising date for his return from injury; George Pickens previews how speed will influence the new Dallas offense.