Trevon Diggs has officially been released by the Dallas Cowboys. The move signals the end of a tumultuous relationship between the two sides over recent years. Dallas had concerns about the 27-year-old’s rehab process and performance issues ever since signing a lucrative five-year contract extension back in 2023. Diggs has dealt with multiple knee injuries recently, and a source told ESPN the decision resulted from “a culmination of events, including performance.” The two-time Pro Bowler has missed multiple games this year due to a right knee issue and an at-home accident in which he suffered a concussion while installing a television mount. By releasing Diggs, the Cowboys will gain approximately $12 million in cap space. Dallas will miss the playoffs again this year, and Diggs will now look for a new NFL home.
