Summary
The Green Bay Packers released All-Pro cornerback Trevon Diggs after losing to the Chicago Bears. The move saves the team $15.5 million in salary cap space. Diggs joined the Packers briefly after the Dallas Cowboys released him following injuries but played in only two games.
Key Facts
- The Packers released Trevon Diggs after a loss to the Chicago Bears.
- Diggs was with the Packers for less than a month.
- He played only two games for the team, one against the Bears and another against the Vikings.
- The team freed up $15.5 million in cap space by releasing him.
- Previously, Diggs signed a five-year, $97 million extension with the Dallas Cowboys.
- Diggs faced injuries, including a knee injury and a concussion at home, leading to his release from the Cowboys.
- He hoped to restart his career with the Packers.
- The Packers may consider re-signing him to a less costly contract.
