"This is a horrible organization" - Mark Madden mocks Steelers’ arrogance in draft failures after George Pickens trade
- Earlier this week, the Dallas Cowboys acquired wideout George Pickens from the Pittsburgh Steelers in exchange for a third-round pick in the 2026 NFL Draft.
- The trade followed discussions between Steelers’ GM Omar Khan, Pickens’ agent, and Cowboys representatives after the 2025 NFL draft to address team needs and roster building.
- Pickens, a 24-year-old former second-round Steelers draft pick, averaged 15.3 yards per catch with 900 yards in 2024 but faced character concerns and missed games due to injury.
- Cowboys’ SVP Stephen Jones called Pickens a dynamic receiver with ‘unbelievable ball-tracking ability’ who he sees as a WR1 rather than a No. 2 alongside CeeDee Lamb.
- The trade signals the Steelers’ ongoing effort to accumulate future picks and revamp their roster, while the Cowboys expect Pickens to enhance their passing attack and indirectly help their struggling run game.
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Cowboys Give Update On George Pickens In Receiver Room Hierarchy
The Dallas Cowboys‘ signing of George Pickens came – like everything the Cowboys do – with a healthy dose of controversy after the team gave up a third round pick in 2026 to acquire the former Steelers‘ services. And despite questions coming about concerning how he will fit in to the locker room amidst some character concerns from sources around the league, it seems the Cowboys are more than pleased with their recent transaction. After Pickens n…
Ex-Steelers player allegedly caught calling team the 'cheapest organization' — then blames AI for the comments
Former Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver George Pickens denied claims that he called the organization cheap and unwilling to build its roster.Pickens was traded from the Steelers to the Dallas Cowboys last week and was accused by fans of lashing out at the organization on Instagram.In a comment allegedly made on a sports page, Pickens said the Steelers were the cheapest organization in the league."They the cheapest organization. Ain't no stackin…
George Pickens Denies Posting Now-Deleted Steelers Shade After Teammates Pushed For Cheap Trade
George Pickens celebrates for the Pittsburgh Steelers. George Pickens was dealt from the Steelers to the Cowboys this offseason ending a three-year NFL run in Pittsburgh. Recent reports suggest not many in the locker room were torn up about the decision. Pickens’ former teammates were supposedly fed up with his on- and off-field antics. They pushed for a trade despite the team’s inability to get market value for the wideout. Mark Kaboly of the K…
Pittsburgh Steelers players react to George Pickens trade: ‘I try to do my job’
Pittsburgh Steelers teammates of George Pickens were surprised the team moved Pickens. In a video released by Prospect Media, linebacker Payton Wilson and cornerback Beanie Bishop discussed the trade of Pickens.
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