yeah I would lean Pickens tooIf the money isnt part of the equation I'd go Pickens. Tougher to find a WR replacement, and we all know the shelf lives of RBs can be like playing russian roulette
I don't think we have a choice man you guys really think George Pickens with that agent with all the things he said do you not listen to the post game press conferences him talking about showcasing his skills to maximize his value that is exact words over and over..If we can only bring one back next year?
Who would you pick?
It better be both. That’s why we left Parsons go.If we can only bring one back next year?
Who would you pick?
The same time I hate to break it to you and anybody else who hasn't thought about this listen to his postgame press conferences all of them he's used these words i'm glad I can be here as a cowboy showcasing my skills maximizing my value you know who his agent is right parsons maximized his value by getting out of Dallas..While I know it's a "fun" game, for me I wouldn't re-sign either right now.
We need to see how Javonte holds up over a full season with him after severely tearing his ACL and other ligaments during the 2022 season that took him longer to recover from than normal ACL tears.
Even beyond that, he's never had to carry the load like he is in Dallas. In looking at his stats, he carried it 217 times (his most ever in a season) in 2023 and 139 times in 2024.
So far in 5 games, he's carried the ball 79 times which puts him on pace for 269 carries this season if he plays every game.
If he finishes the season like he started the season, then I can easily see the Cowboys bringing him back with a 2 or 3 year contract for a reasonable (not overpaid) amount.
As for Pickens, he has definitely stepped up since Lamb's injury and he's definitely showing he can be a solid #2 receiver to Lamb and step-in #1 receiver when Lamb is out.
What remains to be seen is how he will handle adversity as the season progresses whether that be few catches in games the Cowboys lose or protracted low-target games where he feels his 2026 contract potential is being impacted.
Like Javonte, if Pickens continues playing at the level he is and continues being a team player and avoiding drama, I can see the Cowboys making him a solid offer as well after the season.
See you use words like better and you don't even know the business that's not under Jerryd control all the time we didn't let Parsons go parsons forced his way out of here why do you keep acting like Jerry didn't offer him good money he did They didn't like the process they took off for more money that's just greed that's just the way it went they did not allow Parsons to go parsons made it uncomfortable and annoying and he kept raising the bar on the money and the years he wanted less years more guaranteed money and bigger money and he got it somewhere else...It better be both. That’s why we left Parsons go.
Williams also won't command top money. You can probably have him for $5-$8 mil a year.Don’t see why you’d have to choose.
Top end money for WRs is significant, not for RBs.
That's as far as I go though but that would be good for both sides I don't see why he don't seem like a guy who's greedy... But that's the thing people keep missing all these clues george Pickens wants to be a number one wide receiver he came to Dallas to showcase his skills and up his value and he's going to use that with his agent who we all know very well to go out and find that job somewhere else because it isn't here he can't be a number one receiver with number one money here I just don't see this guy wanting to be WR 2 even for T Higgins money I just don't see it..Williams also won't command top money. You can probably have him for $5-$8 mil a year.
I'd sign him to 3 years at $24 million in a heart beat. He's only 25 years old.
Who is going to pay him more than T Higgins money? The guy could have been had by 30 other teams for a 3rd round pick and they all passed. 71 yards per game so far, and that could realistically go down once Lamb comes back and if the defense doesn't force us to into shootouts half the time. I just can't see anyone giving him #1 money after the low interest he had just a few months ago with his numbers being pretty much on par with what he did in Pittsburgh.The same time I hate to break it to you and anybody else who hasn't thought about this listen to his postgame press conferences all of them he's used these words i'm glad I can be here as a cowboy showcasing my skills maximizing my value you know who his agent is right parsons maximized his value by getting out of Dallas..
What George is gonna want is to be the number one wide receiver who gets the number one wide receiver money therefore we almost have zero control on who we're choosing here..
Just don't see this guy wanting to be behind CD lamb Not just about money he wants to be the guy and that's not Dallas Fall or Jerrys fault we're going to get him as a one year rental but the only thing we can do is franchise tag him so we can maximize his trade value and then let him go so he's not a headache I am not going through that again this offseason with this agent...
Just don't believe he'd even be happy with T Higgins money he just doesn't seem like that guy he really is thinking about a real long term deal at a really big bag..
I don't fault Pickens trying to make the most money he can.The same time I hate to break it to you and anybody else who hasn't thought about this listen to his postgame press conferences all of them he's used these words i'm glad I can be here as a cowboy showcasing my skills maximizing my value you know who his agent is right parsons maximized his value by getting out of Dallas..
What George is gonna want is to be the number one wide receiver who gets the number one wide receiver money therefore we almost have zero control on who we're choosing here..
Just don't see this guy wanting to be behind CD lamb Not just about money he wants to be the guy and that's not Dallas Fall or Jerrys fault we're going to get him as a one year rental but the only thing we can do is franchise tag him so we can maximize his trade value and then let him go so he's not a headache I am not going through that again this offseason with this agent...
Just don't believe he'd even be happy with T Higgins money he just doesn't seem like that guy he really is thinking about a real long term deal at a really big bag..
So let me get this straight you think George Pickens has high value he's a great wide receiver but you don't think he'll get paid like a number one ride receiver somewhere number one wide receivers make more than number two how do you know what his value is somehow Parsons was able to up his value about 5 1/2 million more than he deserved he's got an agent that can do it they're using Dallas to do it....Who is going to pay him more than T Higgins money? The guy could have been had by 30 other teams for a 3rd round pick and they all passed. 71 yards per game so far, and that could realistically go down once Lamb comes back and if the defense doesn't force us to into shootouts half the time. I just can't see anyone giving him #1 money after the low interest he had just a few months ago with his numbers being pretty much on par with what he did in Pittsburgh.
yep, and they did NOT trade for Pickens to be a 1 year rental.It better be both. That’s why we left Parsons go.
I can appreciate that position but I think we all know that the prices will only go up the longer we wait.While I know it's a "fun" game, for me I wouldn't re-sign either right now.
We need to see how Javonte holds up over a full season with him after severely tearing his ACL and other ligaments during the 2022 season that took him longer to recover from than normal ACL tears.
Even beyond that, he's never had to carry the load like he is in Dallas. In looking at his stats, he carried it 217 times (his most ever in a season) in 2023 and 139 times in 2024.
So far in 5 games, he's carried the ball 79 times which puts him on pace for 269 carries this season if he plays every game.
If he finishes the season like he started the season, then I can easily see the Cowboys bringing him back with a 2 or 3 year contract for a reasonable (not overpaid) amount.
As for Pickens, he has definitely stepped up since Lamb's injury and he's definitely showing he can be a solid #2 receiver to Lamb and step-in #1 receiver when Lamb is out.
What remains to be seen is how he will handle adversity as the season progresses whether that be few catches in games the Cowboys lose or protracted low-target games where he feels his 2026 contract potential is being impacted.
Like Javonte, if Pickens continues playing at the level he is and continues being a team player and avoiding drama, I can see the Cowboys making him a solid offer as well after the season.
