After missing practice on Monday, George Pickens was back on the field for the Dallas Cowboys on Tuesday as they prepare for the Kansas City Chiefs.

There is some positive news on the Cowboys’ injury report when it comes to one of their top offensive weapons.

Pickens had his fourth game of at least 134 receiving yards in Sunday’s 24-21 win over the Philadelphia Eagles. He also scored his eighth touchdown. He’s now second among all NFL players in receiving yards (1,054) and third in receiving touchdowns.

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Pickens was listed as a non-participant on Monday’s injury report, which was merely an estimation of his actual practice output because the Cowboys only held a walkthrough. On Tuesday, Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer said at his press conference that he expects Pickens to take part in practice later in the day.

Pickens has 1,044 receiving yards. All of the Steelers receivers combined have only 1,009 receiving yards. Regardless, by all accounts, the team doesn't regret the decision and if this was a mistake,

George Pickens’ breakout campaign reached another level after his dominant showing in the Dallas Cowboys ’ 24-21 comeback win over the Philadelphia Eagles. After the game, one NFL analyst said the league was finally seeing what he predicted years ago.

Cowboys QB Dak Prescott shared his clear stance on a potential George Pickens extension after the star WR's big game vs. Eagles.