The Dallas Cowboys should trade wide receiver George Pickens as the NFL Trade Deadline approaches, acording to columnist Tim Cowlishaw.

George Pickens is more than finding his way with his new team.

Over the four games Lamb missed, Pickens totaled over 420 yards and caught five receiving touchdowns. And once Lamb returned this past Sunday, they co-existed beautifully. Lamb raced out to a five-catch, 110 yard and a TD first-half performance. Pickens settled in with four receptions for 82 yards while drawing a 37-yard DPI on Marshon Lattimore.

While there’s no question Pickens is one of the league’s top playmaking receivers, he also comes with some baggage.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/nfl/cowboys as George Pickens is having an extremely unique impact on the Dallas Cowboys offense. George Pickens has always been a major problem for NFL defenses since coming into the league a few years ago.

With the NFL trade deadline approaching, the Dallas Cowboys may look to trade George Pickens to strengthen their defense and improve their playoff chances.

The Cowboys have been more than pleased with the addition of George Pickens at wide receiver. Maybe they'll pay to keep him.

Dallas Cowboys star wide receiver George Pickens and running back Javonte Williams were among four players on the team who were fined for Week 7 non-penalties.

ESPN's Dan Graziano reported on Wednesday that Dallas has had internal discussions about a possible extension for WR George Pickens.

The trade for Pickens looks like a great deal with the way he's played this season, especially while Lamb has been sidelined.