The Baltimore Ravens have the 14th overall pick in the first round of the 2026 NFL Draft. Still, there's always a possibility that they won't use the selection. Trades are always possible, and the Ravens could move up or down the draft board.
Or, they could also trade out of the first round.
Recently, Bleacher Report's Christopher Knox highlighted some potential trade outcomes that could emerge during the draft. In doing so, he suggested that the Ravens could trade the 14th overall pick to the Cowboys in exchange for superstar wide receiver George Pickens, who was coming off a career-high 1,429 receiving yards. Pickens is also entering the final year of his contract, leading some to wonder if Dallas would be open to a blockbuster trade offer.
"Replacing Pickens with a receiver like Kevin Concepcion or Omar Cooper Jr. on a rookie contract would make a lot of financial sense," Knox wrote. "Snagging Pickens would make sense for a team like the Baltimore Ravens. Baltimore could use a legitimate No. 1 receiver, and Pickens would certainly fill that need. He might also get a chance to go up against the Pittsburgh Steelers team that snubbed him a year ago."
While trading the 14th overall pick would be tough, coming away from the draft with a proven receiver like Pickens would be worth the price. The question is, would the Cowboys really be willing to give up one of their best players?
Some think so, but others believe the Cowboys will not mess up during contract negotiations this time.
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