Cowboys BREAKING: Trevon Diggs Torn ACL: OUT for Season

Dallas Cowboys BREAKING news here at The Star in Frisco as All-Pro cornerback Trevon Diggs is injured at practice, is on crutches and is going for an MRI on what seems to be a torn ACL in his knee.

FRISCO - Some jubilant Dallas Cowboys times here at The Star in Frisco have been interrupted by some concerning injury news regarding one of the team’s - and the NFL’s - brightest stars.

All-Pro cornerback Trevon Diggs was injured at the Wednesday practice practice session and is now on crutches as he is going for an MRI on his leg. …  with one report from NFL Network, suggesting that he may have torn the ACL in his knee.

UPDATE: NFL.com has confirmed that it is a torn ACL and that it is season -ending.

Trevon Diggs & Micah Parsons of Cowboys

Dallas team leader Dak Prescott, when asked what happened with Diggs, said, “I’m not going to speak on anything. It’s way too early. I saw what I guess a couple of you saw, him leaving the field. But prayers, hoping for the best.”

The knee issue may have occurred during some 1-on-1 work as the 2-0 Cowboys prepped for Sundays Week 3 visit to the winless Arizona Cardinals.

Diggs has qualified for two straight Pro Bowls and was named a first-team All-Pro after a career year in 2021 during which he recorded a league-leading 11 interceptions. 

In two games played this season, Diggs has recorded four tackles, three passes defensed, a forced fumble and an interception, with opposing  quarterbacks having completed just 2 of 8 passes for 26 yards and one interception when throwing at Diggs, who has therefore earned an absurdly good 1.0 QB rating in coverage.

Diggs and the Cowboys this fall agreed to a five-year, $97 million extension, with the deal for the 2020 second-round pick including a $21.25 million signing bonus and a possible value worth up to $104 million with incentives.