'I don't worry about George and his love for football and playing this game,' Brian Schottenheimer said

Why ESPN's potential free agent move for Cowboys' George Pickens makes zero sense originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. Dallas Cowboys receiver George Pickens has been in the news this week for his less-than-ideal performance against the Detroit Lions.

The Ravens could look to try and steal George Pickens from the Cowboys if all doesn't go well with his negotiations in the offseason.

Richard Sherman and George Pickens starred in a fierce back-and-forth after the Dallas Cowboys lost to the Detroit Lions on Thursday. The Lions snapped the Cowboys’ three-win streak at Ford Field, putting the NFC East team in a complex position before the Philadelphia Eagles lost to the Los Angeles Chargers on Monday.

George picked the wrong game to have an off night. During the “Thursday Night Football” contest between the Cowboys and Lions, which yielded 74 points, Dallas wideout George Pickens was hardly a fixture in his team’s loss,

Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer (right) slaps hands with wide receiver George Pickens (3). Schottenheimer was fired up about receiver Ryan Flournoy’s fourth quarter touchdown and tight end Jake Ferguson’s two-point conversion against the Detroit Lions at Ford Field in Detroit, December 4, 2025. The Cowboys lost, 44-30.

The Pittsburgh Steelers made the hard decision to part ways with wide receiver George Pickens during the 2025 offseason as the organization traded him to the Dallas Cowboys.

Dallas Cowboys receiver George Pickens has once again seen his reputation become the main storyline after his performance in the loss to the Detroit Lions. Pickens stands accused of, as Richard Sherman said, looking "disinterested'' as he"disappeared.'' Pickens responded on social media in a now-taken-down NSFW post.