Most of the news coming out concerning the Dallas Cowboys over the past few days has centered around the imminent head coaching hire, which Jerry Jones is expected to announce within the next week at the latest.
Whether it will be current offensive coordinator, Brian Schottenheimer; Eagles OC, Kellen Moore; or emerging new candidate, former Seahawks head coach, Pete Carroll, it will no doubt continue to dominate the news cycle.
Yet, there is troubling news for the Cowboys concerning a player critical to their defensive operation.
Trevon Diggs suffered a major knee injury last month that kept him out for the remainder of the season, prior to the team’s Week 15 game against the Carolina Panthers.
Whilst the injury is obviously gruesome and will take time to heal, it could well be significantly worse for both Diggs and Dallas with the latest updates coming in – courtesy of ESPN NFL writer for the Dallas Cowboys, Todd Archer.
Pro Bowl cornerback Trevon Diggs had chondral tissue graft surgery Thursday on his left knee and the recovery could keep him until parts of training camp if not longer, according to multiple sources.
â Todd Archer (@toddarcher) January 23, 2025
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With such a monumental injury, it will always take time to heal. But the prospect of losing a key player like Diggs, who is a 2 x Pro Bowler and made the 1st team All Pro back in 2021, will certainly be very disheartening to a team that desperately needs to keep their blue chip players on the field coming into a new era.
More to follow.
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