ARLINGTON, Texas -- It was one thing for new Dallas Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens to go off for 144 yards and a touchdown on nine catches in the team's Week 11 "Monday Night Football" victory over the Las Vegas Raiders.

A new camera angle shows George Pickens getting tackled by his guy's area during Sunday's game between the Cowboys and Eagles.

The Cowboys' 24-21 win over the Philadelphia Eagles at AT&T Stadium on Sunday saw Pickens go to yet another level, hauling in all nine targets for 146 yards and a touchdown to be the dominant force on the field for Dallas ... again.

George Pickens might have overtaken CeeDee Lamb as Dak Prescott's No. 1 wide receiver following the Dallas Cowboys' come-from-behind victory over the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday.

George Pickens is continuing to light it up with the Dallas Cowboys after helping lead Dallas to a come from behind win over the Philadelphia Eagles. The former Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver is already up over 1000 yards. The potential All-Pro season has led NFL commentator Kay Adams to label it as ‘one of the worst trades in NFL history.’

The Dallas Cowboys acquired George Pickens in an offseason trade, a move that could bring the team a Super Bowl and end Mike Tomlin's tenure.

Dak Prescott has become the franchise leader in yards passing for the Dallas Cowboys, moving past Tony Romo with a 9-yard completion to George Pickens on his first throw of the second half against Phi