COWBOYS SQUAD SHOW: Would the Cowboys actually TRADE George Pickens before the NFL Draft?

The Cowboys Squad Show dives deep into the latest pre-draft speculation surrounding the Dallas Cowboys, particularly focusing on whether they might trade George Pickens before the NFL Draft. Hosts Jeff Biggs and Marcus Mosier, joined by former Cowboys coach Glenn Stretch-Smith, analyze the rumors with skepticism, arguing that trading Pickens would be financially and strategically unwise given the lack of serious offers and the value he brings to the offense. They emphasize that the Cowboys are in a strong position to use the franchise tag to retain Pickens at a discount, calling it a 'huge bargain' compared to market value. The discussion shifts to the team’s potential draft strategy, weighing the pros and cons of trading up for elite defensive players like David Bailey or Arvell Reese versus trading down to accumulate more picks. The hosts express cautious optimism about the Cowboys’ ability to improve their defense but remain skeptical about their overall roster quality and coaching staff’s ability to compete with elite NFC teams. They also touch on the possibility of veteran trades, the impact of agent dynamics (particularly with David Mulligetta), and the importance of player visits and medical evaluations in shaping draft decisions. The episode ends with a lighthearted exchange about NFL officiating, the potential for full-time referees, and a nod to Troy Aikman’s new role with the Miami Dolphins, which sparks debate over conflicts of interest.