"Out for over a month with a concussion and right knee issues, Cowboys cornerback Trevon Diggs is moving toward a return from IR. The team expects to open his practice window on Sunday, head coach Brian Schottenheimer announced (via Todd Archer of ESPN). Once that happens, the Cowboys will have 21 days to activate Diggs. The Cowboys placed Diggs on IR almost two weeks after his concussion, but the move had more to do with concerns over his knee."
"Those additions have helped the Cowboys surge into the playoff race, and they'll hope Diggs will also have a positive impact after a rough start to the season. The two-time Pro Bowler didn't log any interceptions or passes defensed before going on IR. Worse, Diggs allowed a shocking 154.9 passer rating - not far below a perfect mark of 158.3 - when opposing quarterbacks targeted him, according to Pro Football Focus."
Trevon Diggs has been out for over a month with a concussion and right knee issues and is moving toward a return from injured reserve. The Cowboys expect to open his practice window on Sunday, which would begin a 21-day activation period. Diggs played the first six games of 2025, starting four, before suffering a concussion in a home accident and has not played since Oct. 12. The IR placement followed knee concerns separate from his prior left-knee ACL and chondral graft surgeries. Dallas has added key defenders and surged into the playoff race while hoping Diggs improves the defense upon return.
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