Another week, and more Trevon Diggs drama with the Cowboys. Just a few days remain until the team can bring him off IR, or leave him there.

Trevon Diggs thought he was healthy enough to play Week 15. The Cowboys felt otherwise, but there seems to be more to this story than a knee rehab.

Three games remain in the Cowboys' season and potentially in Diggs' career with the Cowboys. Since signing a five-year extension worth $97 million that included $33 million guaranteed after he put up Pro Bowl seasons in 2021 and '22 with 14 total interceptions, he has played in 19 of a possible 47 games.

FRISCO — Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said cornerback Trevon Diggs isn’t healthy enough to be activated off injured reserve. Diggs, meanwhile, said he’s healthy and ready to play after missing the last eight games with a head and leg injury, including Sunday night’s game against the Vikings — a game that Diggs said last week he expected to play in.

The Dallas Cowboys and injured cornerback Trevon Diggs are not in agreement over whether he's healthy enough to take the field.

The Cowboys are clearly letting the world know that Trevon Diggs is not integral to their plans to make the playoffs.