Cowboys news: Ranking the difficulty of every game on 2026 schedule
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Cowboys news: Ranking the difficulty of every game on 2026 schedule
George Pickens produced 93 receptions for 1,429 yards with 15.4 yards per catch and 9 touchdowns in 2025. Dallas acquired him without using a first- or second-round pick, and early concerns about the trade were quickly resolved. The main question for 2026 is whether he can sustain an All-Pro level. Regression is likely because Dallas may not need to throw as often, CeeDee Lamb is expected to rebound, and additional targets could reduce Pickens’ workload. With 93 catches and 1,429 yards already at an extreme level, improving on those numbers would be difficult.
"2025 Stats: 93 Receptions, 1,429 Yards, 15.4 YPC, 9 Touchdowns. One of the largest looming questions in general for the 2026 Cowboys is whether George Pickens can continue to play at an All-Pro level. Dallas didn't move a first or second-round pick for the former Steelers wide receiver, but there were still questions at the time of the trade over whether the Cowboys were making a mistake in acquiring him. Those questions were eliminated almost immediately, and it now looks like the steal of the century."
"Here's the issue, however, for the ultra-talented Pickens in 2026: Dallas likely won't need to throw the ball so much, CeeDee Lamb is poised for a bounce-back, and other targets may start to emerge that lessen Pickens' workload. 93 catches for 1,429 yards is an insane number, and it will be very hard to improve on that."
"Verdict: Statistical Regression is Likely for George Pickens This Season."
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