The Dallas Cowboys are researching ways to secure a long-term contract for George Pickens, aiming to keep the star wide receiver.

An interesting point from @CharlesRobinson about how George Pickens might determine if the #Cowboys make a big trade at the deadline. If Dallas trades for a big name defensive player looking for an extension, they might have to decide where Pickens fits into their future now. https://t.co/uSCSzMk1cL pic.twitter.com/kw7Q6PSzpq

The Dallas Cowboys have seen a strong start from wide receiver George Pickens. Will the team do everything they can to get an extension done with the receiver?

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

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

Analyzing extensions for similar wide receivers gives the Dallas Cowboys a baseline to work with while negotiating with George Pickens on an extension.

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens is the team's leading receiver after six games. But his ascendence comes at a cost.

Jerry Jones offered some thoughts on potential negotiations with Pickens and the familiar agency that represents the WR.

A former Dallas Cowboys receiver has seen enough and says they need to lock up George Pickens with an extension.

The Dallas Cowboys have a history of controversial contract decisions, notably with Micah Parsons, where their reluctance to meet his demands led to a

Broncos-Cowboys series: Two historical NFL franchises, and this one tilts heavily in Denver’s favor. The Broncos have a 9-4 series record in 13 all-time matchups against this NFC foe, and drubbed them 30-16 in their last meeting when outside linebacker Jonathon Cooper recorded his first two NFL sacks against Dallas QB Dak Prescott.