Trevon Diggs Health, Injury Updates & History

Was a full participant in Monday's practice and is fully set to be available on Thursday as the seas...

As he recovers from a knee injury, Diggs said Monday that he has no physical limitations, rather, it's his conditioning that may keep him from playing Week 1, but he is still targeting a return to start the season

Diggs is on a downward trajectory from an injury perspective after dealing with multiple issues in 2024 including a groin and knee injury that kept him out of Weeks 12-13 and a more serious knee injury in Week 15 that required season-ending surgery using a newer version of traditional microfracture procedures, he’s likely to start the 2025 season on the team’s PUP list and also has a previously torn ACL in his left knee from 2023 that was repaired last season

Underwent surgery on his left knee Sunday, and his recovery timeline could keep him out for the beginning of training camp in July, Diggs was placed on injured reserve Dec. 21 due to a left knee injury, he was slated to undergo surgery in late December, but the delay was due to the growing of the graft to ensure best results from a procedure that's considered the latest improvement on traditional microfracture surgery, Diggs has a lengthy recovery timeline ahead of him, and it appears that he will not be at full health for the start of training camp

Downgraded to Out and will not be traveling with the team for the W15 game vs the Panthers

Listed as questionable with a knee injury ahead of Sunday's game vs the Panters, he played through the injury last week but was limited in practice this week, suggesting a downwards trend to his availability for this Sunday

Listed as questionable with a groin/knee injury ahead of Sunday's game vs the Commanders, he appeared on the injury report on Thursday, and he was able to log two consecutive limited practice sessions, but he may be a game-time decision

Listed as questionable with a calf injury head of Sunday's game against the Eagles, he logged a DNP on Friday after two back-to-back practice sessions this week lowering his chances of availability

Underwent rehab on a partial tear of his calf on Friday and will be a game-time decision on Sunday against the Falcons, he hasn't practiced all week with the injury

Trevon Diggs tore his ACL in practice before Week 3 in a non-contact one-on-one drill. He is on track to return for training camp. Diggs plays a crucial role in the Cowboys' defense, and there is optimism that he can return to his All-Pro form from 2021 when he led the league in interceptions.