Summary
The Dallas Cowboys released Trevon Diggs, a former All-Pro defensive back, before the last game of the season. Coach Brian Schottenheimer explained that the decision was based on multiple factors, including Diggs' choice not to travel with the team after a recent game. Diggs had a series of knee injuries over the past few years, impacting his participation in games.
Key Facts
- Trevon Diggs, a former All-Pro player, was released by the Dallas Cowboys.
- Diggs had signed a five-year, $97 million contract extension two years ago.
- He missed many games over the last two years due to knee injuries, including a torn ACL in 2023.
- Coach Brian Schottenheimer cited multiple factors for the release, including a team protocol issue.
- Diggs' choice to stay in Washington D.C. instead of returning with the team influenced the decision.
- Knee injuries in 2024 and 2025 limited his playtime significantly.
