Dallas Cowboys WR George Pickens had six catches (on 11 targets) for 73 yards versus the Green Bay Packers in Week 6.
Dallas WR’s season stats reveal a drop from WR1 status to mid-tier option
Why It Matters: In the latest example of “garbage time points count the same,” Pickens rode some consolation opportunities to lead the Cowboys in receiving with 73 yards on Sunday night. Prior to that, it was a forgettable evening for Dallas’ No. 2 receiver. While it’s still relatively early, it’s safe to say that Pickens has not had the same level of impact that he did last season — in 16 games (tossing out Week 18 when he hardly played), Pickens averaged 89 yards per game with nine TDs; thus far in 2026, he’s averaging 71 yards per game with just one score. The fifth-year pro came into the season as a borderline WR1, but he’s settled into being more of a midrange WR2.
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: George Pickens good for 73 yards on Sunday night
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