Overview
- ESPN's Jeremy Fowler identified Baltimore as a possible suitor if George Pickens becomes available, citing the team's need for a true boundary target.
- Fowler noted the Ravens project roughly $40 million in 2026 cap space that could be directed toward a top receiver.
- Reporting across outlets indicates Dallas is expected to retain Pickens with at least the franchise tag, estimated at about $28–29 million, with an extension or trade also in play.
- Pickens has produced at an elite level this season in Dallas, reported at 1,179 receiving yards at age 24, with Spotrac projecting a deal near four years and $124.1 million if he reaches the market.
- Coverage also highlights prior effort and discipline concerns that would factor into any bid from Baltimore, with alternatives including veteran free agents or the 2026 NFL Draft.