Trevon Diggs returns to Cowboys practice as Week 1 of season looms

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It's a tough start to the week for every team in the NFL, including the Dallas Cowboys. Roster cuts are officially underway, and the Cowboys have already dropped a first wave of cuts.
While it's hard not to separate what is happening with the cuts, there's still a lot of positives happening around the franchise.
On Sunday, it was announced that cornerback Trevon Diggs would be removed from the PUP list to start the regular season.
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At Monday's practice, fans got their first glimpse of Diggs on the practice field since last season.
👀 guess who’s back?
— Patrik [No C] Walker (@VoiceOfTheStar) August 25, 2025
Trevon Diggs set to participate in #Cowboys practice for the first time since suffering his knee injury in 2024.
he was moved from the PUP list to the active roster on Sunday. pic.twitter.com/blycNLMYJN
A knee injury would steal six games from Diggs last season and delay his start to the 2025 campaign. But the two-time Pro Bowler is back and is ready to make a statement in what will be a major year in his career.
In 11 games last season, Diggs had two interceptions, and according to Pro Football Focus, he was on pace for a very disappointing year when it comes to his coverage grade, which was posted at 60.3.
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Diggs brings a $12 million cap hit this season for the Cowboys, and next season's cap hit is over $18 million. The pressure is on for the cornerback to get back to the level he once was. No one understands that more than Diggs.

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