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Pick Your Poison: Dak Prescott Says Defenses Can’t Double Lamb and Pickens”

The Cowboys made a late-off season splash with the acquisition of wide receiver George Pickens, a move that portends to open up Dallas’ passing attack significantly.

Dak Prescott is already envisioning the possibilities following last week’s trade.

“We’ve connected,” Prescott said during a Wednesday appearance on 1310 The Ticket in Dallas. “I’m excited. You turn on the tape, you see a guy that can catch the football. You put the football anywhere in his vicinity, very strong hands, more than a 50-50 catcher. He thinks it’s his ball when it’s in the air. I’m excited for him. I know we needed some help at that position. I know that CeeDee (Lamb) needed some help. I think when you have a guy like that, it’s hard to double team two guys.

“And then when you have other guys, whether it be (Jake Ferguson), Jalen Tolbert, (Jonathan) Mingo, guys who have had reps and know how to get open in the league, I think we’re putting together a nice group of weapons.”

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