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Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer publicly reaffirmed George Pickens’ accountability while stressing the overall effort of the team after the Week 14 loss to the Lions.
Pickens himself conceded he didn’t play his best, a sentiment echoed by teammates and the coach in the wake of the 44-30 defeat.
The conversation occurred as Dallas looked to rebound, with Schottenheimer signaling a focus on bounce-back in upcoming games.
The Lions’ 44-30 win exposed issues for Dallas, intensifying scrutiny of defensive performance in Week 14.
Social-media backlash surrounding Pickens intensified after Richard Sherman’s pointed critique, prompting a response that he later deleted.
Schottenheimer stressed that Pickens’ love for football reflects genuine passion, a view echoed as part of a larger team culture.
The broader context notes Pickens’ strong season so far, with 78 catches for 1,179 yards and eight touchdowns through 13 games.
Richard Sherman’s postgame assessment described Pickens as disengaged late in the game, contributing to the scrutiny after the loss.
The postgame chatter surrounding Pickens reflects ongoing fan and media dialogue about Cowboys’ late-season form and playoff implications.

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Schottenheimer says he spoke with George Pickens about his postgame social media response to Richard Sherman.
Schottenheimer defended Pickens' love for football and said the player still ‘impacts games’ when healthy.
The team provided an update on CeeDee Lamb as he progresses through concussion protocol.
Schottenheimer indicated the conversation would stay private between him and Pickens.
The Cowboys will prep for a game against the Minnesota Vikings following the Lions loss.
Sherman publicly criticized Pickens for effort in the Lions game, prompting Pickens' social media response.
Pickens deleted a social media post after his exchange with Sherman drew attention.
Pickens' performance in the game was noted as part of the Lions' victory context.
Todd Archer is the ESPN Cowboys NFL reporter providing the update.
The piece ties in CeeDee Lamb's status and concussion protocol to the Cowboys' week of preparation.

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