George Pickens' saga with Cowboys may not be over despite franchise tag decision

The Dallas Cowboys and George Pickens seem to be in a good place right now.

The former Pittsburgh Steelers star agreed to sign his franchise tag tender, and he's now slated to make roughly $27.3 million in 2026.

However, NFL Network insider Tom Pelissero doesn't think this is the end of the story.

Making an appearance on "The Rich Eisen Show," Pelissero argued that the Cowboys could probably consider moving on from him if someone makes them a strong offer.

Cowboys could still trade George Pickens 

“What's more likely at this point is George Pickens plays on the tender,” Pelissero said. “Because we know that the Cowboys have already said, ‘We're not gonna do a long-term deal. We're not gonna talk about it. He's gonna play on the tender, he's a valuable piece to the team,' and from everything that I've been told for several months, that's largely true. But there is certainly a possibility if someone offers the right package for George Pickens [he could be traded].”