Before the start of the 2025 NFL season, the Dallas Cowboys brought in George Pickens through a blockbuster trade with the Pittsburgh Steelers to serve as the No. 2 wide receiver option behind superstar pass-catcher CeeDee Lamb.

The Dallas Cowboys have someone on offense ready for an increased workload says offensive coordinator Klayton Adams.

Green Bay Packers offensive coordinator Adam Stenavich, defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley and special teams coordinator Rich Bisaccia all answered questions from the media on Thursday, just three days before the Packers take on the Dallas Cowboys in Week 4.

The Dallas Cowboys will be without No. 1 wide receiver CeeDee Lamb for at least two games due to a high ankle sprain. Dallas QB Dak Prescott believes offseason acquisition George Pickens will step up.

George Pickens is ready to showcase his talent while the Dallas Cowboys are without CeeDee Lamb for the next few weeks.

Micah Parsons isn't the only one ready to face his ex-teammates in Week 4, and do the Cowboys have a chance without CeeDee Lamb?

Cowboys chief operating officer and co-owner Stephen Jones confirmed Lamb suffered a high-ankle sprain during a radio appearance Monday on 105.3 The Fan (KRLD-FM).

The Cowboys traded for wide receiver George Pickens this offseason with designs on having him complement CeeDee Lamb in their passing offense, but his role is going to be a little different for the near future.

As expected, tackle Tyler Booker and wideout CeeDee Lamb were listed as nonparticipants at practice due to ankle injuries. (Lamb is expected to miss three to four weeks ). Corner Trevon Diggs was also a DNP due to a knee injury. Corner DaRon Bland (foot) and Trikweze Bridges (knee) were limited.

The Dallas Cowboys face a crucial game on Sunday Night Football, and while Dak Prescott knows he won’t have CeeDee Lamb available, he will be relying on George Pickens.