Jerry Jones Sounds Off on Trevon Diggs Decision After Vikings Loss
Summary
Trevon Diggs, a player for the Dallas Cowboys, was expected to return to play after recovering from injuries, but the team did not activate him for their game against the Minnesota Vikings. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones stated that Diggs is not healthy enough to play, contradicting Diggs' own assessment of his fitness. There are reports of tension between Diggs and the Cowboys organization.Key Facts
- Trevon Diggs is a Dallas Cowboys cornerback.
- Diggs thought he was healthy enough to play against the Minnesota Vikings.
- The Cowboys decided not to activate Diggs for the game.
- The Cowboys lost the game 34–26 to the Vikings.
- Jerry Jones, the Cowboys' owner, stated that Diggs is not healthy enough to play.
- Diggs has not played since Week 6 due to a knee injury and concussion.
- Reports suggest Diggs' relationship with the Cowboys has worsened this season.
- Diggs signed a five-year, $97 million contract with the Cowboys in 2023.
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