George Pickens and the Pittsburgh Steelers didn't have the greatest relationships and a separation occurred last season, which has benefitted both

Cowboys Executive V.P. Stephen Jones says wide receiver George Pickens’ benching on Monday in Las Vegas was for a separate issue than the team rule violation that got fellow starting wide receiver CeeDee Lamb benched.

Absolutely,' Dallas WR CeeDee Lamb said when asked if the Cowboys have embraced Pickens more than the Steelers

It's a crucial showdown with the Philadelphia Eagles as the team remains in the NFL playoff picture, so we will see how deep the team can dig to keep those slim hopes going. As we wait to see what the next day will bring,

Pickens and fellow receiver CeeDee Lamb were benched for the first series of the game for disciplinary reasons.

Having made a very strong impact through his first 10 games with the Dallas Cowboys, George Pickens could be back with the club in 2026.

After trading for — and paying big money to — receiver DK Metcalf, the Steelers traded receiver George Pickens to the Cowboys.