With one more game remaining in the 2025 season, the Dallas Cowboys reportedly decided to move on from one of their most notable defensive players.

The Cowboys have waived cornerback Trevon Diggs. The move ends a tumultuous final season a game early in a Dallas career that never lived up to the promise of a 2021 All-Pro performance that included 11 interceptions.

Unfortunately for Dallas, Williams’ productive play means that he’s going to garner a lot of outside interest when he hits unrestricted free agency after the season, and the Cowboys might not be able, or willing, to pay him as much as some other teams, so they’re likely to lose their best rusher from the ’25 season.

Cost of acquiring former Dallas Cowboys star Trevon Diggs revealed originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. The Dallas Cowboys have now cut ties with a second defensive star this season. This time, it’s through waivers.

The Dallas Cowboys cut cornerback Trevon Diggs on the same day his brother Stefon Diggs was accused of assaulting a woman on Dec. 2.

After spending the first 17 weeks of the 2025 season on the Dallas Cowboys’ practice squad without making his NFL debut, former Auburn tight end Rivaldo Fairweather is eligible to play on the final Sunday of the campaign – but not for the Cowboys.

Clowney was caught grabbing onto rookie running back Omarion Hampton’s facemask as the latter rushed for a 1-yard gain. While facemask violations usually result in a 15-yard penalty, Clowney’s infraction was offset by an offensive holding penalty on Chargers fullback Scott Matlock.

Cowboys executive Stephen Jones reacted to the "unfortunate" situation in which LB Logan Wilson didn't play in Week 17.