The Dallas Cowboys have made a significant trade by acquiring wide receiver George Pickens from the Pittsburgh Steelers, a bold move that some speculate could signal a shift in the team's management dynamics. Jerry Jones, the long-time owner and general manager, still holds the reins at 82, but with COO Stephen Jones reportedly taking a larger role, questions arise about a possible future transition of power. This trade comes on the heels of a successful draft, leading to speculation about a new era for "America's Team." However, insights suggest that while Stephen has been influential, his role remains unchanged, and the decision-making power still resides with Jerry and his longstanding crew, including assistant GM Will McClay and new head coach Brian Schottenheimer.