Dallas Cowboys MOST DANGEROUS OFFENSE IN NFL?!

Dallas Cowboys MOST DANGEROUS OFFENSE IN NFL?!

I don’t think that there’s there are any tears in Pittsburgh right now uh within that building that George Pickkins is no longer there. And so if George Pickkins with that immense amount of talent can no longer exist in that locker room, it’s going to be difficult for him to exist anywhere. So this this dude is supposed to be a headache. You got a new coach that nobody wanted. Man, shut your up. Now, all of a sudden, everybody got something negative to say about George Pickkins. Now, look, we all knew that he was demonstrative on the field. We all knew that he was a crash out and ultra competitive and was willing to take that negative energy out on his competition. But now all of a sudden, just like that, George Pickicket went from promising potentially elite receiver that just needs a real quarterback to throw him the ball to being a locker room cancer, to being a disaster, to being a personality issue to not only getting criticized for his play on the field now, but now all of a sudden, y’all want to attack this man’s character. And y’all wonder why I called this show Attack on Cowboys. As soon as one of the better young players in the league became a cowboy, it was a full throttle attack on George Pickkins. Nah nah, y’all ain’t about to do my yin like that. Let’s get right into this one. And I’m about to show y’all why the Cowboys that offense is going to be a lot scarier than everybody thinks. Be sure to subscribe for more Dallas Cowboys content and be sure to check out my links below to catch Attack on Cowboys on all audio platforms. Let’s get it. We heard what the tap dancing uncle Tom himself had to say about a George pickis himself. Maybe we shouldn’t actually maybe we shouldn’t actually take Ryan Clark’s football analyses all that serious, especially since one of his contemporaries has already called him out for his biased takes against the Cowboys. Yeah, Sybau. Brian Clark, cut it out, bro. I remember you sat right there on that set and praised Jaylen Ramsay. Yes, Jaylen Ramsey while degrading Trayvon Diggs when Trayvon Diggs had 10 interceptions, you feel me? And Ramsay only had three or four interceptions that season, I think. But Ramsay gave up 800 yards that season. Trayvon Diggs gave up a lot of yards as well. They wasn’t too far apart, but Trayvon Diggs had 10 plus interceptions. You understand what I’m saying? But Ryan Claw, you tried to make Trayvon Diggs look bad because Ramsay was on your show that night, that day. And that wasn’t play at all. Right then, I knew I knew the type of person you was, homeboy. Talk about some damn. Oh, was Mike Tom nobody can. First of all, are y’all goofy, bro? The Cowboys just essentially duplicated CD Lamb. 6’2 for CD, 6’3 for George. 200 lb for both. Four five for CD, 447 for George. 34 and a2 vertical for CD. 34 and a half inch vertical for George. 32.2 long arms for CD. 32.3 long arms for George. His fingernails was probably a little bit longer so you can break down his cigarillo. But I’m going to show you exactly why this offense is going to be a crap ton more scary than what anybody is willing to give the Cowboys credit for simply because it’s the Cowboys. But it’s all right, George Pickicket. I’m about to defend you, bro, because you about to take us there, dog. You about to take us to that next level offensively. Dan Arvlavski dropped an interesting gym here. Shout out to the head Keebler elf, the floor pancake eating goober himself. Dan Arvloski dropped a statistic that for all Dallas Cowboys fans, your new wide receiver, George Pickkins averages 16.3 yards per receptions for his career. that ranks first first among 44 players with 2,000 receiving yards across the last three seasons from 2022 to 2024. So he’s first in yards per reception. Now hang with me for a second. You combine that with the fact that, oh, I don’t know, Dak Prescott over the last two years, he’s number one in most pass yards on 15 plus yard go routes. He’s number two on most attempts on 15 plus yard go routes. And George Pickkins is number one on most receiving yards in 15 plus yard go routes and number two in most catches for 15 plus yard go routes. And Dak also has the number three best accuracy of the 40 QBs that they tallied for that statistic. And ladies and gentlemen, that right there, you couple those two statistics together and what you have is the makings of a Dallas Cowboys deep game, a Dallas Cowboys long game that we have not had here since I honestly don’t know when. Maybe Prime Dez and Tony Romo. And that’s probably the last time we had the type of deep threat, the type of long passing game that we’re going to have this season with a George Pickins. Remember, Brian Shottenheimer said he wanted the opposing defense to have to cover every blade of grass and we got George Pickkins on go balls and then CD coming across over the middle on the crosser or whatever it may be out the slot. And then Jake Ferguson right there as a safety blanket for Dak. Then you got Jaden Blue running a Texas route out the back field. Oh my goodness. This offense is going to be a monster. And I’m gonna be honest, y’all. The the trade for George Pickkins just made that pick of Tyler Booker in the first round look even more genius. In fact, it looks a hund times more genius now because not only is your offensive line essentially fixed now for what you going to do to it, it’s fixed. That’s all the Cowboys will do to the offensive line, but you fixed your running back room to a degree. Your tight end room is very deep. And then now you have legitimate weapons on the outside. And bro, I I don’t know about y’all, but having Jonathan Mingo, Cavante Turpin, Jaylen Tolbert, and those type of guys fighting for that wide receiver three, wide receiver four spot, that feels a whole lot better, a whole lot better than having them fight for wide receiver 2. So offensively, this team has essentially been fixed. The problem now is having to fight against these goofy ass narratives that everyone’s going to try to force on George Pickkins and the Cowboys to poo poo this move. One of the main narratives you’re going to see is, “Oh, none of the other Pittsburgh Steelers wide receivers have done all that well.” Here’s how you kill that goofy narrative, bro. Antonio Brown, he had a career-high 15 receiving touchdowns in 2018, his last year in Pittsburgh, when he was still starting 15 games a season. After Pittsburgh, he started a total of seven games in three years in New England and Tampa Bay before retiring. And you conveniently left out the fact that he won a Super Bowl. And man, AB had other stuff going on, bro. He was on the back end of his career. He had mental stuff going on. The dude was already mentally checked out, bro. AB was not trying to sit there and be no good soldier. So, cut it out. Bad example. And again, he won a Super Bowl. Chase Clayool posted 13 touchdowns in two full seasons in Pittsburgh before they traded him away in 2022. Still on his rookie deal. Chase Clayool runs like he has cinder blocks attached to his ankles, bro. Oh, and on top of that, we can’t forget the fact that oh, his quarterback was Justin Fields. Not exactly a guy that has created any top receivers in the league. And not only was it Justin Fields, but y’all remember what the Bears offense looked like in 2022? Oh, okay. Bad comparison. Dak Prescott ain’t Justin Field. Deontay Johnson was with the Steelers for five full seasons, catching 25 touchdowns through 2023. After Pittsburgh, he played his way through three teams in just 2024 alone. The Panthers, Ravens, and Texans. Come on, man. What we talking about, man? Look at the teams y’all just named, man. He went to after Pittsburgh, he played for the Panthers next, which everybody that played for that Panthers team, their career went down the toilet. The Ravens didn’t really get a chance to get on the field and he was pissed off that he didn’t. And the Texans, again, didn’t get a chance to even play, bro. Now he’s on the Browns. He probably actually get a chance to play this season. Deontay Johnson did have a nice few years with the Pittsburgh Steelers and he kind of fell off afterwards. So, I get it. But again, full context is missing from these type of statistics. And there’s a few more guys that people bring up. Guju Smith Schustster, Martavis Braun, he had legal issues. Guju was addicted to Tik Tok. So, I get it. I get the comparison. I get why everyone is trying to make this a narrative and trying to use this as ammo to act like George Pickkins ain’t going to be who we need George Pickkins to be. But you know what none of those other receivers had when they went to the teams that they had? You know what? none of the other Pittsburgh Steelers as wide receivers had when they went to other teams, including a Mike Wallace when he went to Miami and he played with Ron Tanahill or any of these other guys. You know what they didn’t have? They didn’t have CD Lamb and Dak Prescott taking the damn pressure off of them and making their jobs easier, bro. So, you see, sometimes it ain’t about all these narratives and all this other stuff and all the the mental gymnastics you can do. Sometimes it’s about looking at what’s in front of you. George Pickers is one of the best deep threat receivers in the league. Dak Prescott is one of the best deep ball throwers in the league. Looking at, oh, you got CD Lamb on the other side or in the slot, wherever you want to put him, that’s going to make George picking space one-on- ones all damn game, every game. Nobody want to pay attention to all of that. Everybody just wants to figure out any way that they can bring Cowboys fans out of this positive space that they are in right now and pull them back down into a negative level. If anyone’s trying to do that, if you see guys out there trying to and they’re calling themselves Cowboys fans and they’re trying to make y’all not be excited about your team doing something that absolutely 31 other teams in NFL would be excited about doing, then maybe you just need to find somebody else to watch. Come watch AOC more. He wasn’t some toxic entity within the Pittsburgh Steelers organization. He was just frustrated because he was playing with baby hands pick it and then he had to play with Justin Fields and then he had to play with a Wash Russell Wilson and he has never had a real opportunity to actually play football to the level that I’m sure he knows he could play football to because he ain’t never had nobody throwing it to him. Now you come into playing with all pro quarterback in one of the biggest stages in the country and he’s betting on himself. He doesn’t want to get a deal done right now. He wants to essentially kind of reset the value of his market. And I’m all for something like that because at the end of the day, the Cowboys can franchise tag his ass if he ends up getting too expensive for us. But either way, man, the Cowboys are going to be much more scary offensively than anybody is giving them credit for right now. And I think it’s kind of sad. I think it’s really, really sad that you kind of see the play here. You see how all of a sudden George Pickkins went from being a young promising elite receiver that may be a little bit demonstrative on the field to now he’s a locker room cancer and he has issues and all this other stuff. But if you actually go and listen to some Pittsburgh people, that’s not the story that you would hear. That’s why it’s much better instead of just feeding off of national narratives and stuff, man. Go find somebody in that local media market that you can trust and that you know they keeping it a buck with you, bro. They keeping it a bean with you. But either way, appreciate you guys tuning in. Until next time, out. them calling me, texting me, asking me. Y’all use the check on me. Listen, listen, listen. I’m still them boys. Hey, I’m still them boys.

Dallas Cowboys may be even more dangerous than even the “smartest” media members are giving them credit for after the addition of WR George Pickens

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