George Pickens posts 73 yards in Cowboys’ 23‑13 loss to Packers
In Week 6, Cowboys receiver George Pickens had six catches for 73 yards as the team fell 23‑13 to the Green Bay Packers, extending their record to 2‑4.
Key points
- Pickens had six receptions for 73 yards in the loss.
- He has 33 receptions for 428 yards and one touchdown in the first six games.
- The Cowboys are under a one‑year, $27.2 million franchise tag for Pickens.
- The team’s record after the game is 2‑4.
- Bill Simmons noted Pickens was the most engaged player in the game.
In Week 6, Dallas Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens recorded six receptions for 73 yards in a 23-13 defeat to the Green Bay Packers.
Through the first six games of the season, Pickens has amassed 33 receptions for 428 yards and one touchdown on 52 targets.
He is playing under a one‑year, $27.2 million franchise tag after the Cowboys opted against a longer‑term contract extension.
“I don’t know who was less interested in the (Cowboys‑Packers) game tonight other than me, but George Pickens was up there,” Bill Simmons said.
The Cowboys fell to Green Bay 23-13, extending their record to 2‑4.
Your questions, answered
How many yards did George Pickens have in the Cowboys vs. Packers game?
George Pickens had 73 yards on six receptions.
What is the Cowboys’ record after the loss to the Packers?
The Cowboys’ record is 2‑4 after the 23‑13 defeat.
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