George Pickens to attend Cowboys' mandatory minicamp starting tomorrow

Dak Prescott and the Coach Brian Schottenheimer-led Cowboys saw George Pickens attend their minicamp all because of one big reason.

By trading contract drama for Super Bowl talk, George Pickens just gave Cowboys fans the best possible news ahead of training camp.

George Pickens turning up for mandatory minicamp shouldn’t be headline news, as players under contract are expected to report. In his case, though, the appearance may carry more weight than most.

The 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.

Pickens told reporters Tuesday at mandatory minicamp that he's not disappointed he didn't receive a long-term deal this offseason.

Talented wide receiver George Pickens stole the headlines when he skipped the Dallas Cowboys’ voluntary OTAs ahead of the team’s mandatory minicamp on June 16. Pickens, who signed the franchise tag for the 2026 season earlier this year, has reportedly been unhappy with his contract standoff with the Cowboys.

George Pickens is back with the Dallas Cowboys for mandatory minicamp after the Pro Bowl receiver skipped the voluntary portion of the offseason. Pickens' presence was expected once he signed the $27.3 million franchise tag and became subject to fines for missing the three-day minicamp that started Tuesday or training camp that opens next month in California. Coach Brian Schottenheimer said Pickens would be limited in on-field work at the team's practice facility.

Although he's obligated to attend the mandatory minicamp this week, George Pickens showing up holds no relevance for the Dallas Cowboys' 2026 season.

George Pickens basically made his decision to attend the Cowboys' mandatory minicamp when he made the decision to accept the one-year franchise tender.

George Pickens basically made his decision to attend the Cowboys' mandatory minicamp when he made the decision to accept the one-year franchise tender.

As a precursor to this week's mandatory minicamp, Dallas Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens took his physical Monday at The Star, according to a source.

Pickens is expected to attend the Cowboys' mandatory minicamp this week.

WR George Pickens reported Monday for his physical and appears set to attend the team's 3-day minicamp this week.

George Pickens will reportedly be at this week’s minicamp

George Pickens will make $27.3 million next season.

Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens has not been participating in voluntary offseason work.

Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens has not been participating in voluntary offseason work.