Trevon Diggs’ week one PFF grade confirms the All-Pro corner Is still at the top of his game

In a game full of highlights, the game ball should undoubtably be handed to Trevon Diggs after his remarkable first game back from a torn ACL.
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The Dallas Cowboys had a phenomenal week one showing against the Cleveland Browns, with numerous standout performances.

Among them, Trevon Diggs truly stood out in his first game back from a torn ACL. Diggs picked up right where he left off, snagging an interception and showing signs that he might be the best version of himself to date.

According to Pro Football Focus, Diggs finished the game with an 80.5 coverage grade, 23 yards allowed, an interception, forced incompletion, and a 30.6 passer rating allowed.

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This is exactly what you want to see from the seventh-highest-paid cornerback in the NFL. Trevon Diggs’ Week One performance highlights his dedication and commitment to his craft.

Making an impact in your first game back from a torn ACL is impressive enough, but completely shutting down every player who crosses your path is extraordinary. It’s a testament to Trevon Diggs’ remarkable athleticism, tremendous skill, and deep love for the game.


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Koby Skillern

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