If Aaron Rodgers signs with the Pittsburgh Steelers, trading for a Green Bay Packers receiver would headline the rumor mill.

By the time George Pickens was dealt, it hardly came as a surprise given the chatter surrounding a trade from the Steelers. The Cowboys acquired him last week, but not because they won a wide-ranging bidding war.

Rumors possibly reveal the wide receiver primed for a breakout after the Pittsburgh Steelers trade George Pickens away.

It has been a proactive offseason for the Cowboys, and they certainly have the cap space to make another move or two (more cap space with a Micah Parsons extension), and it's clear the book isn't shut on adding more pieces if the right opportunity presents itself.

The organization shocked the NFL world when the decision was made to trade Pickens after the league's annual draft.

Speculation swirls around potential Steelers' acquisitions, with Allen Lazard possibly joining from the Jets amidst rumors of Aaron Rodgers' arrival.

However, the Cowboys' options at wide receiver haven't been up to par beyond Lamb. Brandin Cooks was their WR2 in 2023 with 54 receptions for 657 yards and eight touchdowns. Last season, Jalen Tolbert took over the role and managed 49 catches for 610 yards and seven scores.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are still waiting on Aaron Rodgers, whose long-anticipated road to Steel City is "more complex than artificial intelligence," the team's minority owner recently joked. Behind closed doors, the Steelers still have no better sense of the quarterback's 2025 plans than they did prior to April's draft, according to ESPN.

ESPN NFL insider Jeremy Fowler indicated that the Steelers could trade for a wide receiver after dealing George Pickens to the Cowboys.

Although it’s harder for a player to leave through restricted free agency, the Steelers placed a tender on Warren to keep the running back. The tender cost Pittsburgh $5.3 million on a one-year ...

With the Steelers’ Aaron Rodgers courtship still on, the team made George Pickens its latest contract-year wide receiver traded. Rather than pairing the talented wideout with D.K.