The Dallas Cowboys are coming off a much needed confidence boosting win over their division rival in the Washington Commanders.  Dallas got out to an early lead and would ride that the rest of the way to a 44-22 victory.  The win improved Dallas’ record to 3-3-1 on the year.

However, star cornerback Trevon Diggs received some terrible news on Monday.

Cowboys’ superstar Trevon Diggs sent home before being able to practice (Breaking)

As DaRon Bland helped lead the Dallas Cowboys to their third NFL victory of the season, Trevon Diggs was forced look on.  There may be more of that in the future:

Diggs had played in every game for the Cowboys prior to Week 7, recording 18 tackles with zero interceptions and zero passes defended. In fact, with the departure of All-Pro defensive end Micah Parsons, who was traded to the Green Bay Packers, Dallas has had the worst passing defense in the NFL, allowing 260.3 yards per game.

Despite practicing in full on Wednesday and Thursday, Diggs was unexpectedly ruled out for the Cowboys’ matchup against the Commanders after coach Brian Schottenheimer revealed he suffered a concussion in an accident at home.

“Trevon Diggs came in this morning with some concussion symptoms after having an accident at his home,” Schottenheimer said on Friday. “He’s been checked out by our doctors and is in the protocol and will miss the game.”

On Monday, a day after Dallas defeated its NFC East rival, Diggs, still in concussion protocol, returned to the team facility for testing. However, according to Schottenheimer, team doctors did not clear him, and he was sent home.

“Yeah, he’s still in protocoal,” Schottenheimer said on Monday. “We did see him today, Jim (Maurer) and our doctors did see him today and they sent him home. So he’s still in protocol.”

Here is a look at Diggs’ career stats: