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The possibility that Trevon Diggs just played his final home game as a member of the Dallas Cowboys feels real not only to fans but also to Diggs himself. The All-Pro cornerback admitted after their loss to the Los Angeles Chargers that his uncertain future has him convinced Sunday was his last home game in AT&T Stadium.<\/p>\n
Diggs had been out since Week 6 after suffering a concussion in a home accident. The Cowboys also had concerns regarding his surgically-repaired knee, leading to a stint on the IR.<\/p>\n
He was activated from the reserve this weekend, following the news that fellow cornerback DaRon Bland was going to miss the remainder of the season with a foot injury. In his return, Diggs didn’t make a major impact, even surrendering a 25-yard touchdown to Chargers receiver Ladd McConkey.<\/p>\n
He was asked about his future following the loss, and said he wanted to return to Dallas. Despite that feeling, he admitted his tenure is up in the air.<\/p>\n
“Yeah, possibly. If this is my last [home] game with the Cowboys, it’s tough,” Diggs said when asked about this being his final home game in Dallas.<\/p>\n
\nCowboys CB Trevon Diggs on if he thinks he's played his last home game at AT&T Stadium:<\/p>\n
"Yeah, possibly. If this is my last [home] game with the Cowboys, it's tough."<\/p>\n
Said he wants to be back, but doesn't know.<\/p>\n
"After the season, I guess we'll figure it out."<\/p>\n
— Nick Harris (@NickHarrisFWST) December 21, 2025<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n