The Pittsburgh Steelers traded wide receiver George Pickens to the Dallas Cowboys in the offseason for a 2026 third-round pick and a 2027 fifth rounder this offseason. They also threw in a 2027 sixth to sweeten the deal for Dallas.

George Pickens is continuing to light it up with the Dallas Cowboys after helping lead Dallas to a come from behind win over the Philadelphia Eagles. The former Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver is already up over 1000 yards. The potential All-Pro season has led NFL commentator Kay Adams to label it as ‘one of the worst trades in NFL history.’

Former Steelers WR George Pickens owned up to the mistakes he made in Pittsburgh, showcasing the growth he has made since leaving the Steel City.

George Pickens and the Pittsburgh Steelers didn't have the greatest relationships and a separation occurred last season, which has benefitted both

The Cowboys have been inconsistent for much of the season, but that’s not because of wide receiver George Pickens, who arrived in a trade from the Steelers in the offseason.

The Pittsburgh Steelers suffered another tough loss on Sunday, falling to the Chicago Bears 31-28 at Soldier Field. The Steelers’ passing attack continued to sputter, managing just 159 passing yards in Aaron Rodgers’ absence despite facing one of the league’s most generous defenses.

After trading for — and paying big money to — receiver DK Metcalf, the Steelers traded receiver George Pickens to the Cowboys.

Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer is all for wide receiver George Pickens being with the franchise long-term.