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Trevon Diggs has been waived by the Cowboys ahead of the 2025 finale, ending a tumultuous chapter in Dallas.
Dallas cites a series of health and performance challenges, from a knee injury to a 2023-25 decline, as factors in Diggs' departure.
The move ends Diggs' time in Dallas, closing a season marked by a disconnect with the coaching staff and defense leadership.

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The Bears could consider Trevon Diggs for the postseason as a rental, given Al Harris' prior coaching history with him.
Diggs was released by the Cowboys and could clear waivers to sign elsewhere for the remainder of the season.
The Bears' defensive backfield could benefit from Diggs, who has prior Pro Bowl experience under coach Al Harris.
Diggs could be a short-term fix rather than a long-term solution for Chicago’s cornerback room.
Other teams like the Packers, 49ers, and Patriots are also cited as potential fits if Diggs becomes available.
The analysis notes Diggs could help in coverage against strong playoff opponents given his pedigree.
Diggs' current financials and contract status would require restructuring for teams considering a waiver claim.
Injuries and fit with defensive schemes have been cited as reasons Diggs could struggle this season.
The Bears' cornerback trio of Newsome, Jones, and Brown have been effective, limiting immediate need for a top upgrade.
Overall, the coverage frames Diggs as a possible postseason addition rather than a long-term cornerstone.

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Dallas plans to start their players in Week 18 despite no playoff consequence, aiming to build momentum for 2026.
Several veterans may be playing their last game in a Dallas uniform this Sunday, per the piece.
Sam Williams has 29 tackles and one sack this season, and his role is unlikely to be re-signed for special teams.
Kenneth Murray has underperformed in coverage and against the run, prompting roster questions.
Logan Wilson did not see the field in Week 17 and could be cut to save $6.5 million in 2026 and $7.2 million in 2027.
Donovan Wilson, a 2019 sixth-round pick, posted lapses in coverage and could be part of a youth movement at safety.
Dante Fowler Jr. has underperformed since returning to Dallas, with limited impact and leadership concerns.
Jalen Tolbert is unlikely to be re-signed; the Cowboys may rely on younger receivers in 2026.
Trevon Diggs, despite a big 2021 season, has knee injuries and may be released after declining performance.
The feature notes potential offseason moves, including how the Cowboys might rebuild at safety and other positions.

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The Panthers are weighing Trevon Diggs as a potential upgrade after his Cowboys release.
Diggs could add depth at cornerback without guaranteed money left on his contract.
Carolina has previously shown interest in secondary upgrades under GM Dan Morgan.
Panthers view Diggs as potentially a short-term, low-risk addition for depth.
The Panthers’ locker room culture is described as solid under Canales and Morgan.
Diggs' release is attributed to multiple factors beyond performance.
The Panthers might be able to upgrade their secondary ahead of potential playoff contention.
Diggs' market could attract multiple playoff teams due to his name value.
No guaranteed money remains; Diggs' release was not tied to a single incident.
The Panthers aim to keep options open as the season progresses and scout workouts.

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