The Dallas Cowboys, they get back at it on Monday, Monday night, not Sunday.

It's a Monday night game against Arizona coming into AT&T Stadium.

And we all are wondering what is going to happen with one George Pickens,

who the Cowboys sent a third round pick to the Pittsburgh Steelers.

He's in the final year of his contract.

He has more than proven he can be a high level,

arguably the best number two wide receiver in the NFL.

He showed when C.D. Lamb was injured that he can be in the right situation,

a number one

wide receiver. And so how much is this going to cost the Cowboys? Or will it cost the Cowboys?

Well, we have the Pigskin Panel here on the ticket. It's with the Musers at 755 every Wednesday

morning. This week, Tim Kalashaw is always on there.

Corby was with them this morning.

But Tim wrote an article in the Dallas Morning News, and he is under the idea.

The headline simply says, after hitting the George Pickens jackpot, it's time for the Cowboys

to trade him, not resign him, not invest in the offense, but to use George Pickens the

trade chip to bring back a valuable member or a valuable some sort of improvement to the

defense. On the surface, I can understand it. member or a valuable some sort of improvement to the defense?

On the surface, I can understand it, and it's definitely worthy of the conversation.

But I totally disagree with that thought.

Because I think you have several different reasons why you would say to have him stick around.

One, especially this year, if you are truly, truly concerned about this season

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