Cowboys' CeeDee Lamb, George Pickens to Coexist as WR1 Options? Why Duo's Complementary Styles Are Perfect Fit

Kirk Cousins' ex-teammate gives verdict on CeeDee Lamb - George Pickens WR1 battle in Dallas

The Dallas Cowboys' trade for George Pickens continues to be an important topic of discussion in the NFL.

CeeDee Lamb Is Right - He And George Pickens Are Both WR1s. Will That Be Problematic?

The Dallas Cowboys signed George Pickens to pair a formidable wideout with star CeeDee Lamb. Just how good can they be together?Lamb thinks that the sky's the limit for the two.Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray held a charity softball game in Scottsdale, Arizona over the weekend, an event Lamb and Pickens attended. A reporter with DLLS Cowboys asked Lamb how potent of a pairing they could be, and he was quick to provide a confident answ…

Cowboys' CeeDee Lamb, George Pickens to coexist as WR1 options? Why duo's complementary styles are perfect fit

Lamb and Pickens insist their games can mesh well, and probably will

It is no guarantee that CeeDee and Pickens will each have 1,000 yards

The Dallas Cowboys WR duo of CeeDee Lam and George Pickens aim for a big season on 2025.

Rival Says George Pickens Trade Makes Cowboys a Contender

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver George Pickens before a playoff game against the Baltimore Ravens on Jan. 11, 2025. -- Ed Thompson / Steelers Now All-Pro Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown recently weighed in on the Dallas Cowboys’ acquisition of former Pittsburgh Steelers receiver George Pickens, offering high praise and acknowledging the added challenge it presents for the upcoming season. “I ain’t going to lie. We’re going to have…

CeeDee Lamb Makes It Clear Who The No. 1 Wide Receiver Is In Dallas After George Pickens Trade

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb (Kevin Jairaj-Imagn Images) The Dallas Cowboys engineered one of the biggest trades of the offseason by acquiring wide receiver George Pickens from the Pittsburgh Steelers. The trade is exciting for the fan base, but it has also led to many questions. After the trade, Cowboys executive vice president Stephen Jones said that the team does not view the former Steeler as a No. 2 receiver. “He’s just a dynami…