Dallas Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens didn’t get the long-term deal he was seeking this offseason, but he won’t let that become a distraction as the team ramps up for the regular season. Despite not coming to terms on an extension,

Pickens - the latest subject of a Cowboys contract negotiation that hasn't exactly been smooth - hasn't been at any of the team's voluntary offseason practices.

George Pickens attendance, key storylines, rookie standouts, and contract talks. Locked On Cowboys podcast analysis.

All eyes will be firmly fixed on Dallas Cowboys receiver George Pickens on June 16 as that is when mandatory minicamp begins at The Star for Brian Schottenheimer's team. Pickens has not yet been seen at the facility as OTAs got underway.

The team has repeatedly stated it won't give him a new contract. While Pickens agreed to sign the franchise tag, he hasn't participated in team drills so far.

George Pickens' response wasn't encouraging when asked about minicamp, but the Dallas Cowboys still expect him to attend.

Jon Machota and QB Dak Prescott pump the brakes on George Pickens' workload expectations ahead of Dallas' mandatory minicamp next week.

The Dallas Cowboys have had a George Pickens situation on the backburner since he signed his franchise tag deal. It's coming to a head now. The post Hopeful Update on Cowboys’ George Pickens Minicamp Standoff appeared first on HEAVY.