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Dak Prescott on George Pickens, facing Christian Parker's defense, more
FRISCO, Texas – The 2026 season will be the 11th of quarterback Dak Prescott's career with the Dallas Cowboys.
Going into his 11th session of organized team activities, his approach to the work in the offseason hasn't changed from when he arrived in Dallas as a rookie in 2016.
"I'm a big believer in you're getting better or you're getting worse," Prescott said. "When I walk in these doors, anytime I walk in these doors, I'm just trying to be very intentful for anything and everything that I do. Being this far in, obviously leading the other guys, make sure they understand just how valuable these reps are, how valuable it is just us getting to be around each other this time of the year."
Hopeful Update on Cowboys’ George Pickens Minicamp Standoff
Will he or won’t he? As the Dallas Cowboys prepare for their mandatory minicamp this week at The Star, that’s the major question facing the team and star receiver George Pickens. We know the situation as it stands with Pickens–after a brilliant season in Dallas following his trade from the Steelers, he headed into free agency hopeful of landing a long-term deal with the Cowboys. But the Jerry Jones/Stephen Jones front office shut that down immediately, hitting Pickens with the franchise tag.
Instead of a four-year deal worth $120 million-plus, Pickens was locked into a one-year, $27 million contract. He signed the deal, and though the Cowboys have until July 15 to still tear up the tag contract and give Pickens a contract worthy of the 2025 season he had, he has almost no leverage to force the Joneses to the table.
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