NFL Network insider Jordan Schultz reported Saturday that Diggs is not expected to play Sunday night as the Cowboys (6-6-1) host the Vikings (5-8) at 8:20 p.m. ET on NBC Peacock. The decision comes even after what was described as a strong week of practice for the veteran defensive back.

Edge rusher Jadeveon Clowney and CB Reddy Steward are players the Cowboys should look to bring back. Several players, including running back Javonte Williams, have pros and cons on whether they will return for the '26 season.

Trevon Diggs said this week that he was ‘ready’ for the Sunday game against the Vikings, but it appears the CB might not be playing that day for the Cowboys.

Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer sees a bright future for Vikings quarterback JJ McCarthy, he just hopes it is not going to start now.

Even though Trevon Diggs has said he is ready to return from a concussion and knee injury, the Dallas Cowboys won't have him on the field for Sunday's game against the Minnesota Vikings.

Overshown went from 51% to 75% of the the defense's snaps over the Cowboys' brutal 4-game stretch. Now after the mini-bye, the reins are lifted.

Before the season began, the Dallas Cowboys game tomorrow night against the Minnesota Vikings was expected to be a contest between two teams fighting to make the playoffs.

The defense has been a concern for the Dallas Cowboys throughout the 2025 NFL season. Those worries resurfaced last week in a two-possession loss to the Detroit Lions last Thursday, where the Cowboys surrendered 44 points, tied for the most they've allowed in a game this season.