Diggs Risks $500K Loss Over Offseason Absence

Dallas Cowboys cornerback Trevon Diggs risks losing $500,000 from his 2025 base salary for missing the team's offseason program while rehabbing his surgically repaired left knee in Miami instead of at the team facility. His contract requires participation in at least 84.375% of offseason activities, including supervised rehab, to avoid a salary de-escalator. Diggs has missed the first two phases and all recent organized team activities, and he could face additional fines if he skips the upcoming mandatory minicamp. While other Cowboys players have similar clauses, Diggs could become the first to have his base salary reduced if the rule is enforced. Cowboys executives and coaches remain optimistic about his progress and prefer he rehab with the team but emphasize the importance of fulfilling contract obligations. The team appears supportive of Diggs' recovery as long as he is ready for the 2025 season.