Dallas Cowboys WR George Pickens had four receptions, 57 yards, and a touchdown during the team's 17-point win over the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 7.
Why It Matters: After topping 70 yards in each of his last four games, Pickens settled for a 4-57-0 line on Monday night as Dallas' offense ran through Javonte Williams, and, to a lesser extent, Tyler Goodson. A great catch in the corner of the end zone still allowed Pickens to deliver solid value for fantasy owners, though, as he has shaken off a slow start to average 5.6 receptions and 83 yards per game over his last five with a pair of scores. A switch to a more run-heavy offense could hurt Pickens' long-term outlook, but one game isn't enough evidence to make that determination. We'll see how the Cowboys choose to attack the Cardinals this Sunday. For now, though, Pickens remains playable as a WR2.
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: George Pickens finds the end zone in Week 7