George Pickens’ 35-Yard Bomb Is His First Since October 26, And It Puts Dallas Up 10-7.

The Cowboys are up 10-7 against their opponent right now, thanks to a monster 35-yard touchdown from George Pickens. This isn’t just any score either; it’s Pickens’ first time finding the end zone since way back on October 26. Talk about a statement!

Pickens’ Return Sparks the Offense

Man, did the Cowboys need this. Pickens, who sat out Week 9 battling a hamstring injury, came roaring back. He snagged that huge 35-yard score from Dak Prescott, showing everyone he’s back and ready to roll. That play came just after Javonte Williams recovered his own fumble, keeping the drive alive and setting up Pickens for the big one. So far, Pickens has been a beast with four catches for 51 yards after just two possessions. You love to see a player return from injury and make an immediate impact like that, right? He’s making a serious statement early in this game.

Prescott’s Precision and Drive Details

Dak Prescott is slinging it, too. He’s 4-for-9 for 51 yards and that crucial touchdown to Pickens. The Cowboys put together a really solid drive for that score, marching 71 yards in 11 plays. That’s a good grind-it-out possession capped with a splash play. Their first scoring drive was also methodical, an eight-play, 35-yard drive that ended with a field goal. It looks like they’re finding their rhythm on offense, putting up points early and establishing a lead.

Injury Watch on the Field

It’s not all good news on the field for Dallas though. Their cornerback DaRon Bland is questionable to return to the game. He’s dealing with an ankle injury, which is never something you want to see, especially in a tight game like this. We’ll be watching to see if he can make it back out there.

This game is just getting started with the Cowboys holding that 10-7 lead. Pickens’ return and his big touchdown are definitely the early story, showing what kind of fire this offense can bring. Keep an eye on that score; every play is going to matter from here on out.

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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.