When the Dallas Cowboys return to the field on Sunday night against the Minnesota Vikings, they will do so without All-Pro cornerback Trevon Diggs, who was placed on injured reserve with a knee injury and concussion. Diggs' 21-day practice window was opened two weeks ago, but he has not been active.

The clock, however, is ticking against Diggs. If he isn’t activated by December 20, he won’t play this season. And since Sunday’s loss all but mathematically eliminated the Cowboys from playoff contention with three games remaining, what would the incentive be at this point to activate Diggs?

The Dallas Cowboys will not have Trevon Diggs back for Sunday's pivotal home game against the rival Minnesota Vikings.

There's no denying that this Trevon Diggs situation with the Dallas Cowboys is continuing down a seriously odd path. From his incident at his home to now being healthy enough to be closer to playing, Diggs has been on the sidelines for a while now, as he rehabs his knee injury.

Dallas Cowboys CB Trevon Diggs has had a curious season, and recent comments from coach Brian Schottenheimer have everyone wondering what's really going on.

CeeDee Lamb was back at practice in limited fashion while cornerback Trevon Diggs apparently still has hurdles to clear for his HC.

The Cowboys want Trevon Diggs back, but they are not letting urgency cloud judgment. Minnesota’s passing attack will test Dallas in Week 15, yet the team remains unconvinced that Diggs is fully ready after significant time away.

A new 2026 NFL mock draft for the Dallas Cowboys has the team bolstering its defense with an impact linebacker and Trevon Diggs replacement.