Cowboys Consider Trading Pickens, Lamb's Future

On April 29, Dallas Cowboys' wide receiver George Pickens still hasn't signed his franchise

tender worth about $27 million for the 2026 season.

Team exact Steven Jones made it clear they won't hammer out a long-term deal before the

July 15 deadline.

And whispers say they might tag him again next year, bumping his pay to around $33 million.

Here this week, reports surfaced that the Cowboys could be shopping pickens in a trade.

This comes after Jackson Smith and Jigba reset the market with a 4-year deal worth $168 million

from the Seahawks.

Meanwhile, Cowboys star CD Lamb locked in his 4-year $136 million extension back in 2024.

Fans and insiders see the writing on the wall.

Dallas' passing attack runs through Lamb, who's tight with quarterback Dak Prescott.

Jones doesn't want to drop another massive bag on receivers, especially with Lamb already

paid big.

According to reports, Jones might deal pickens for a rising player plus some draft picks.

No one's sure if teens will bite, given they'd have to pony up for the 25-year-olds next

contract.

Remember, last year they flipped Micah Parsons to Green Bay for two first rounders and

a defensive tackle.

Parsons then got $188 million there.

Right now, pickens sits tight without signing, and the offseason drama keeps building as

teens weigh their moves before the draft us settles.