Jerry Jones fires back at ‘madness’ around criticism of Cowboys star George Pickens
NY Post
Jerry Jones doesn’t want to hear from the George Pickens critics.
The Cowboys owner defended his star wide receiver after questions about Pickens’ effort level arose after the team’s loss to the Lions last Thursday night.
Pickens was called out by Amazon Prime analyst Richard Sherman for looking “uninterested in playing football,” especially after fellow wideout CeeDee Lamb exited the 44-30 loss with an injury.
Pickens had just five catches for 37 yards in the game.
Ex-ESPNer Trey Wingo also spoke out on X after the game.
“The Pickens we saw tonight….was exactly why Pittsburgh decided to move on,” Wingo wrote.
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