Injury Concern for Cowboys’ Top Defensive Player
The Dallas Cowboys have received a major blow as one of their top defensive players, Trevon Diggs, suffered an injury during Thursday’s practice session. Reporters at the Cowboys facility noticed Diggs leaving practice on crutches after hurting his knee earlier in the session, which took place on grass.
The team has announced that Diggs will undergo an MRI as they evaluate the extent of the injury. The cornerback’s injury has raised concerns about his availability for the upcoming game against the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday. The nature of the injury suggests that Diggs is unlikely to take the field this weekend.
Diggs had an impressive performance in the last game against the New York Jets, where he recorded his first interception of the season. He has been a major contributor to the Cowboys’ defense, which has only allowed 10 points in the first two games of the season. Losing Diggs for an extended period could significantly impact the team’s defensive prowess.
Quarterback Dak Prescott expressed his concern for Diggs, saying, “Couple of you saw him leaving the field. So prayers, hoping for the best. Simple as that.” It remains to be seen how long Diggs will be out of action and the strategies the Cowboys will employ to compensate for his absence.
The injury to Trevon Diggs will undoubtedly be a setback for the Cowboys. As they await the MRI results, both the player and the team’s fans will be anxiously hoping for the best possible outcome.