The Green Bay Packers have claimed Trevon Diggs a day after the Dallas Cowboys waived the 2021 All-Pro cornerback.

The Packers picked up cornerback Trevon Diggs, who was waived by the Cowboys on Tuesday, to bolster their playoff outlook.

Dallas released Diggs on Tuesday for what head coach Brian Schottenheimer called a "culmination of multiple factors."

Dobbins will be well worth rolling the dice on for a cash-strapped club like the Dallas Cowboys. The team could be priced out of retaining Javonte Williams and will want to make up that lost production by coming to terms on a cheap, incentive-laden deal with Dobbins.

NFL insider Jordan Schultz is reporting that a denied request to travel separately from the team may have played a role in Trevon Diggs' release.

Parker is Clemson’s edge hammer. He measures 6’3” and 265 pound, but he plays with a jarring long-arm and good first-step. He wrecked 2024 with 57 tackles, 19.5 TFL, 11 sacks. He then followed that in 2025 with 37 tackles, 9.5 TFL, five sacks, drawing top-of-class buzz heading into this draft cycle.

Trevon Diggs has said his goodbye to Cowboys fans, but the saga isn't over. Rumors about what he was really doing in D.C. are now part of the story.