George Pickens Denies Calling Pittsburgh Steelers “Cheapest Organization” After Cowboys Trade

In response to recent allegations made against George Pickens, he is here to clarify that it is entirely false that he referred to the Pittsburgh Steelers as the “cheapest organization” following the trade to the Dallas Cowboys.

According to Pickens, it’s a straight lie and should be treated as such!

Screenshots surfaced on X of an Instagram comment where Pickens appeared to call out the Steelers, saying: “They the cheapest organization. Ain’t no stacking year after year they gone let them [expletive] go too soon as it’s time Lmaoo.”

But Pickens then denied the legitimacy of the comment.

“Literally on a plane. No service,” Pickens posted to his Instagram story. “Just landed and seen straight lies from Pitt fans. Stop with the AI trying to make a story. I’m happy for everything that the steel city did for me.

“Happy Mother’s Day to all the mothers out there,” Pickens closed the message.

It’s possible Pickens could have posted the comment and later deleted it, but outside of screenshots, there hasn’t been any legitimate links to his alleged comment.

In the alleged Instagram comment, Pickens would likely be referencing the fact that he is just the most recent of a common trend in Pittsburgh, where the organization parts ways with young receivers at the end of their rookie deals rather than extending their contracts.

George Pickens is putting the blame on people for using artificial intelligence to spread lies about him to ruin his career. He’s denying everything in those viral screenshots.

Flip to the next page for the alleged George Pickens post and his reaction…

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