Cowboys' Trevon Diggs Undergoes Knee Surgery, Faces Extended Recovery

Dallas Cowboys cornerback Trevon Diggs underwent chondral tissue graft surgery on his left knee, which may keep him sidelined through parts of training camp or longer. The procedure was performed on Thursday, and recovery is expected to be lengthy, following a previous injury that had already limited his play. Diggs was placed on injured reserve in December due to this knee injury, which was not related to a prior torn ACL that affected his 2023 season. Known for his defensive skills, Diggs has been a key player for the Cowboys, earning two Pro Bowl selections since his breakout in 2021. This latest surgery raises concerns about his ongoing health issues, especially considering it’s the second significant injury to the same knee. As he enters the third year of his five-year contract, the implications of this injury on his future with the team remain significant.