Since no worthy prospects fell to the Dallas Cowboys in the 2025 NFL draft, they were wise to avoid the temptation forcing something that wasn't there

"GMFB" plays a round of Big Deal or No Big Deal and debate for the Dallas Cowboys not drafting a wide receiver in 2025 NFL Draft.

The Dallas Cowboys surprised many with their strategy during the 2025 NFL Draft over the weekend, electing to address the trenches in the first two rounds, rather than the positions that many believed to be major needs on the roster.

Per The Athletic's Dianna Russini, the Cowboys were among the teams that discussed a potential trade for the Pittsburgh Steelers wideout. This comes after Fox Sports' Jordan Schultz reported last week that the Green Bay Packers were in "serious" pursuit of the 24-year-old leading up to the draft.

The Dallas Cowboys and Pittsburgh Steelers held talks during the NFL Draft about a potential George Pickens trade, according to Dianna Russini of The Athletic.

CowboysCountry.com broke the story of the Dallas Cowboys being in conversation about trading for George Pickens from the Pittsburgh Steelers. Here's the latest.

Should Dallas opt to reunite with the veteran WR, the move would give quarterback Dak Prescott, who is returning from a season-ending hamstring injury, another reliable option opposite All-Pro WR CeeDee Lamb, who played his first two seasons as the No. 2 option alongside Cooper.

The Dallas Cowboys surprisingly came out of the 2025 NFL draft without adding any wide receivers. Though the team had nine picks, they did not take a receiver with any of their selections for the first time since 2019.

The Dallas Cowboys did not select a wide receiver during the NFL draft. Partly because their round one target, Tetairoa McMillan, went off the board to the Carolina Panthers just a few spots before them.