The Dallas Cowboys rank number 1, but 3 of the next 4 teams are surprises.

The Pittsburgh Steelers offense has been hot and cold this year, and it feels like a former receiver would be a better fit for the team.

Trading George Pickens would be a tough call for the Dallas Cowboys, especially when the receiver has shown he can turn an ordinary play into a highlight. But keeping him comes with its own questions, from his contract demands to concerns about his effort on certain plays.

The Dallas Cowboys offense asked less of George Pickens this week. Would that be enough to signal an NFL trade? The post Cowboys George Pickens Trade Floated by Ex-All Pro appeared first on HEAVY.

This would be a horrible trade idea for the Dallas Cowboys with George Pickens.

With a purpose, perhaps, Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer made a dirty-work demand of George Pickens. And Pickens responded with a nice TD grab . However, a Cowboys insider highlighted an eyebrow-raising George Pickens snap count after the Schottenheimer callout. It seems like Pickens got the short end of the stick against the Eagles […] The post Cowboys insider highlights eyebrow-raising George Pickens snap count after Brian Schottenheimer callout appeared first on ClutchPoints.

The Dallas Cowboys leaned on George Pickens in the passing attack against the Philadelphia Eagles. Still, one number from the run game says plenty about where his role stands.

The Kansas City Chiefs acquiring a wide receiver is among the most anticipated trades of the season.The trade deadline is Tuesday, November 10 — just two weeks away. Kansas City certainly needs help at the receiver position, which was made evident during its 20-3 loss to the Seahawks in Week 7.Kansas City Chiefs Urged to […] The post Chiefs Urged to Trade for All-Pro WR Who’s Coming off Career Year appeared first on HEAVY.

The Dallas Cowboys finally gave their offense something to feel good about with a win over the Philadelphia Eagles, but Brian Schottenheimer’s handling of George Pickens has become a debate of its own. After publicly questioning the receiver’s blocking effort, Schottenheimer used Pickens less extensively in the following game.