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Cowboys Legend Ware Urges George Pickens to Walk Away — Calls Out Jerry Jones’ Slow Deals

Dallas, Texas – The NFL world was rocked as Cowboys legend DeMarcus Ware publicly suggested that star wide receiver George Pickens might be better off exploring free agency rather than remaining in Dallas.

Ware’s bold statement not only sparked concern among Cowboys fans but also delivered a sharp critique of Jerry Jones and the team’s often-criticized handling of major contracts.

Ware: “Pickens is a true WR1 — but in Dallas, he’s being held back.”

According to Ware, Pickens possesses the elite talent and physical tools of a top-tier NFL wide receiver. Yet, in the Cowboys’ offense, he’s not being featured as the primary weapon and is forced to share the spotlight.

Ware added:
“Pickens isn’t a WR2. On another team, he’d be the centerpiece of the offense. Free agency will show his real value.”

His remarks have only intensified speculation about Pickens’ long-term future with Dallas.

💥 Ware Criticizes Jerry Jones & Cowboys for Slow Contract Negotiations

Ware didn’t hold back in calling out what he sees as a chronic issue in Dallas: slow, hesitant, and drawn-out contract talks. He pointed to past examples:

  • Dak Prescott – Lengthy negotiations that escalated costs and put the team at a disadvantage.

  • Ezekiel Elliott – Prolonged discussions that ended with the Cowboys overpaying to resolve the situation.

  • Ware stated bluntly:
    “The Cowboys negotiate too slowly. They drag things out, and in the end, they pay the price. Talented players like Pickens get stuck and never receive proper value.”

    📈 Pickens in Top Form — The Timing Couldn’t Be More Critical

    This season, Pickens has recorded:

    • 58 receptions

  • 908 yards

  • 7 touchdowns

  • He’s on pace to break his personal yardage record and has become a key weapon in Dallas’ offense. Ware argues that if the Cowboys continue their usual approach, they risk losing Pickens to a team ready to make him a true WR1.

    💣 Fans React: Supporters vs. Critics

    Ware’s remarks quickly sparked debate across Cowboys Nation:

    • Supporters: “He’s right — Dallas moves too slowly and frustrates its stars.”

  • Critics: “Unbelievable that a team legend is telling our rising star to leave.”

  • No matter where fans stand, Ware’s words highlight a concern Cowboys fans have long had — the team’s contract management under Jerry Jones.

    🔥 Conclusion

    DeMarcus Ware, one of the most iconic figures in Cowboys history, sent a clear message:

    If Dallas doesn’t change how it handles stars, it risks losing its brightest talents.

    For now, George Pickens’ future has become the hottest topic inside the Cowboys organization.

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