Dallas Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens has been fined multiple times this season, and he's adding to that total during the bye week.

The NFL has fined George Pickens for unsportsmanlike conduct after Monday night’s Cowboys-Cardinals matchup at AT&T Stadium. The league shared the development Saturday as teams prepare for Week 10 of the 2025 season. Pickens was officially fined $17,389 for what the NFL called unsportsmanlike conduct - taunting.

Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys dropped their second-straight game in Week 9, falling to 3-5-1 on the 2025 NFL season after a 27-17 loss to Jacoby Brissett and the Arizona Cardinals on “Monday Night Football.” Now, the Cowboys will head into their bye in Week 10, awaiting the Las Vegas Raiders for their next matchup in Week 11.

Frisco police said Kneeland didn’t stop for Texas Department of Public Safety troopers over a traffic violation in a chase that was joined by Frisco police Wednesday night.

Keep track of all the latest Cowboys news, rumors and analysis on deadline day, as well as other moves around the league, below. Jerry Jones reiterated on @1053thefan that they’re working on more trades after the deal for LB Logan Wilson.

The Cowboys added Jaydon Blue with the first of two picks in Round 5, and fans had high hopes for the speedy back out of Texas. Through nine games, Blue has been a healthy scratch five times. In his four appearances, he has 65 yards on 22 attempts and one catch for five yards.

The New York Jets are in the past for Quinnen Williams but he still had positive vibes he sent back to his first NFL home after being traded. The star defensive tackle was moved at the 2025 NFL trade deadline by the Jets and he landed with the Dallas Cowboys. Reports indicated that Williams wanted to be traded as well.