Cowboys Remain Interested in Steelers' George Pickens

Rumors of a potential trade involving Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver George Pickens gained momentum after the team acquired DK Metcalf, with the Dallas Cowboys expressing interest as they seek a reliable second receiver behind CeeDee Lamb. Though the Cowboys and an AFC North team, believed to be the Steelers, discussed a possible trade before and during the NFL Draft, no agreement was reached and both teams ultimately did not draft a receiver. Steelers GM Omar Khan denied any intention to trade Pickens, while Cowboys owner Jerry Jones indicated the team remains open to further moves at receiver, including the possibility of reuniting with Amari Cooper. Pickens, who is entering the final year of his rookie contract and has a strong relationship with coach Mike Tomlin, has been the subject of ongoing contract extension speculation and social media buzz. Both franchises are expected to start the upcoming season with their current wide receiver groups. However, the possibility of renewed trade talks remains if roster needs change later in the offseason.