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Cowboys’ Head Coach Expresses Frustration with Trevon Diggs

Dallas, TX – August 1, 2025

Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer, who was named the team’s 10th head coach on January 24, 2025, has publicly voiced his disappointment with star cornerback Trevon Diggs during a recent training camp press conference. His sharp comments highlight growing tensions that could impact the team’s defensive strategy as the 2025 season approaches.

Diggs, a 2020 second-round pick and 2021 All-Pro with 11 interceptions, has been embroiled in controversy over a $500,000 fine related to his recovery from injuries. A 2023 ACL tear and a 2025 chondral tissue graft surgery have limited him to just 13 games over two seasons, raising concerns about his reliability. With trade rumors swirling—pointing to a potential deal with the Green Bay Packers for a 2026 sixth-round pick—Schottenheimer’s remarks add fuel to the speculation.

“I don’t care whether Diggs lost money or not,” Schottenheimer stated firmly. “What I care about is this team moving forward and building a stronger defense—and that only happens when everyone does what they’re supposed to do.” The first-time head coach, previously the Cowboys’ offensive coordinator from 2023 to 2024, emphasized accountability, signaling that Diggs must align with the team’s goals or risk further consequences.

Schottenheimer’s frustration comes as Dallas navigates a challenging offseason, with a 7-10 record in 2024 prompting his promotion to replace Mike McCarthy. The Cowboys are leaning on younger players like DaRon Bland and rookie Shavon Revel Jr. to bolster the secondary, while Diggs’ $97 million contract, with a $9 million injury guarantee due in March 2026, looms large. Trading him could save $3.6 million in cap space.

Fans are divided, cherishing Diggs’ playmaking ability but questioning his commitment. Schottenheimer, backed by quarterback Dak Prescott and owner Jerry Jones, is focused on fostering a disciplined culture to end Dallas’ Super Bowl drought. Whether Diggs can rebuild trust or faces a trade by the 2025 deadline remains a critical storyline for the Cowboys’ season.

 

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