If Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens receives a franchise tag, he could make a decision that would impact their offseason.

Cowboys executive vice president Stephen Jones spoke in Indianapolis about Pickens, creating cap space and new DC Christian Parker.

The Cowboys have a predicament. They want to keep receiver George Pickens, but they don't want to pay him fair market value. And so they plan to use the collectively-bargained device that gives each team the power to keep one free agent per year from becoming a free agent.

Tim Hasselbeck breaks down why the Cowboys tagging George Pickens "makes sense."

With the Dallas Cowboys, in the words of executive vice president Stephen Jones, "leaning," toward the franchise tag on Pro Bowl wide receiver George Pickens, the organization is also aware of the fallout from that potential decision.

Pickens spent the first three seasons of his career with the Steelers before the Cowboys traded for him. He and Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott found instant chemistry and were l

Not everyone believes the Dallas Cowboys should keep George Pickens, with one well-known fan saying they can't rely on him.

Whether George Pickens gets a new contract done or not, the Dallas Cowboys are planning on their star wide receive […] This article originally appeared on Steelers Now: Cowboys Reveal Plan for George