Pickens joined Dallas with a late red-zone TD and a handful of receptions, showing reliable hands and strong contested-catch ability. His integration adds a meaningful dimension to Dallas’ aerial attack and fantasy upside for WRs.

Pickens emerged as a top late-game target, signaling a revitalized Cowboys pass game. His ability to stretch the field and convert key plays raises his fantasy ceiling if Dallas maintains this level of target share and red-zone involvement.

Pickens posted 5 catches for 68 yards and a Week 2 TD, plus DPI penalties. He appears to be developing as a markable red-zone and big-play target alongside Lamb, contributing to Dallas' late-game surge.

Picked up momentum after a slow start, delivering a fourth-quarter TD and a decisive overtime catch that helped spark Dallas’s rally and keep the passing attack aggressive.

Pickens is framed as a high-upsideWR3-into-WR2 with growing chemistry with Prescott, and a favorable matchup that could unlock bigger games as the Cowboys’ offense evolves.