Dallas Cowboys WR George Pickens backed out of hosting his own youth football camp in Pittsburgh, which was due to take place Saturday, June 28.

Now, TruEdge Sports has sent a fresh email clarifying — and apologizing for — the prior message. "At TruEdge Sports, we take pride in fostering strong relationships with the athletes, families ...

Former Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver George Pickens suddenly backed out of a commitment to host a youth football camp, but Steelers tight end Pat Freiermuth has saved the day.

TruEdge Sports has apologized for mischaracterizing their interaction with Cowboys WR George Pickens. Sports newsletter 🏈's best, via 📧 Studio IX 🏀⚽️🥇 Club World Cup ⚽️🥇 ...

TruEdge Sports has apologized for the statement it released earlier this week when it called out former Steelers receiver George Pickens for backing out of his youth sports camp. The original ...

After TruEdge Sports released a statement this week saying George Pickens backed out of a youth football camp, the organization apologized. It said the initial email had an “inappropriate ...

TruEdge simply saying they did not speak directly with Pickens doesn't exactly absolve him of blame. It just means he trusts his representation, as most athletes do.

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“At TruEdge Sports, we take pride in fostering strong relationships with the athletes, families, and communities we serve,” the company said. “Recently, a statement was issued regarding our scheduled ...

TruEdge is now singing a very different tune, presumably after hearing from Pickens's camp — and possibly after being threatened with potential litigation for the public criticism it heaped ...