George Pickens Avoids Fines, Plans to Attend Cowboys Minicamp

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George Pickens Avoids Fines, Plans to Attend Cowboys Minicamp

George Pickens plans to attend the Cowboys' mandatory minicamp after skipping voluntary offseason workouts. By reporting, Pickens avoids $107,911 in fines tied to his one-year, $27.3 million franchise tag. The star receiver and Dallas still have until next month to negotiate a long-term extension before he'll be set to play 2026 on the tag and hit free agency in 2027.

By Sauvik Banerjee

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