The Dallas Cowboys will not have Trevon Diggs back for Sunday's pivotal home game against the rival Minnesota Vikings.

The Dallas Cowboys were potentially looking at getting back cornerback Trevon Diggs for an important stretch to close out the season. Instead, tension between the two has potentially ended Diggs’ time with Dallas.

There's no denying that this Trevon Diggs situation with the Dallas Cowboys is continuing down a seriously odd path. From his incident at his home to now being healthy enough to be closer to playing, Diggs has been on the sidelines for a while now, as he rehabs his knee injury.

The Dallas Cowboys could have help on offense and defense soon as Jake Ferguson is nearing a return and Trevon Diggs is showing improvement. Injuries have been a problem for the Dallas Cowboys throughout the season but they're slowly getting healthier.

The Dallas Cowboys have been on a roll as of late, with America’s Team winning three straight games against the Las Vegas Raiders, Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs to improve their record to 6-5-1. With the Cowboys getting some big wins over ...

In 2021, Trevon Diggs was the NFL's interception leader en route to a well-earned First-Team All-Pro selection. And at the time, he was only a second-year cornerback. It stood to reason that he had a very bright future ahead of him with the Dallas Cowboys.

Cowboys cornerback Trevon Diggs rejoined practice on Sunday after missing the previous six games due to a concussion and knee injury. Diggs says he is feeling "100% better" and is ready to return to the defense for Thursday's game against the Lions.

One of the many questions swirling around the Dallas Cowboys' franchise right now: When can we expect to see cornerback Trevon Diggs get back on the field? Head coach Mike McCarthy met with reporters Monday and was asked about Diggs' toe injury that held ...