Cowboys Won't Negotiate Long-Term Deal With George Pickens
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Cowboys Won't Negotiate Long-Term Deal With George Pickens

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Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has stated that wide receiver George Pickens may remain with the team for the duration of his career, despite a recent decision not to pursue long-term contract negotiations. The announcement was made during the NFL draft.

The Cowboys announced during the draft that they would not negotiate with George Pickens on a long-term deal, according to Jerry Jones. This decision comes as the team evaluates its roster and future plans.

Jones indicated confidence in Pickens’ potential longevity with the organization, stating, “George Pickens could be a Cowboy the rest of his career.” The specific reasons behind the decision not to negotiate a long-term contract were not detailed beyond the announcement made during the draft.

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