George Pickens reports to the Dallas Cowboys for mandatory minicamp after the team declined to negotiate a long-term contract this offseason. Multiple reports say Pickens is expected to attend the minicamp this week and has arrived after accepting the one-year franchise tender. The offseason discussion includes questions about whether he would hold out, but Pickens publicly indicates he does not plan to hold in at minicamp and says he is not pursuing a holdout in any form. He tells reporters he is not disappointed by not receiving a long-term deal and explains his decision to participate. While the reports agree he is showing up, at least one source notes he is not expected to be a full participant during minicamp. Several accounts frame his attendance as the next step after the contract standoff, with the Cowboys emphasizing the lack of long-term negotiations. Overall, the coverage depicts Pickens attending team activities in line with the franchise-tag decision and signaling continued participation through training camp despite ongoing contract talks.
George Pickens reports to Cowboys mandatory minicamp after franchise tag impasse
George Pickens reports to the Dallas Cowboys for mandatory minicamp after the team declined to negotiate a long-term contract this offseason. Multiple reports say Pickens is expected to attend the min...
- George Pickens reports to the Cowboys for mandatory minicamp after accepting a one-year franchise tender.
- Reports say the Cowboys make clear they are not negotiating a long-term contract this offseason.
- Pickens says he will not hold out at minicamp and does not plan to hold in at training camp.
- At least one report indicates Pickens is not expected to be a full participant during minicamp.
- Pickens addresses reporters about his decision and says he is not disappointed he did not receive a long-term deal.
Pickens took part in this week's minicamp after missing the voluntary portions of the offseason program.
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2 months agoThe Cowboys won't have to worry about a holdout by George Pickens, who says he plans to participate in training camp despite a contract impasse.
2 months agoPickens told reporters Tuesday at mandatory minicamp that he's not disappointed he didn't receive a long-term deal this offseason.
2 months agoPickens told reporters Tuesday at mandatory minicamp that he's not disappointed he didn't receive a long-term deal this offseason.
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