Green Bay Packers pass-rusher Micah Parsons took to social media on Thursday to stand up for cornerback Trevon Diggs, who was claimed off waivers by the Packers on Wednesday.

The Dallas Cowboys can begin turning their attention to the 2026 NFL Draft, now that we are ringing in the new year with just one game left in the season. It is no secret that the team desperately needs to address issues on the defensive side of the ball,

Trevon Diggs took to social media Wednesday morning to share a farewell message amid his Dallas departure. Diggs’ time with the Cowboys officially ended Tuesday afternoon. The team placed him on waivers, ending six seasons with the club and a career where he led the NFL in interceptions one season, was named to two Pro Bowls and one All-Pro team.

The Cowboys have moved on from the Diggs decision quickly. Schottenheimer addressed his locker room about Dallas' decision to move on from All-Pro edge rusher Micah Parsons, but he didn't feel the need to do so with the move off of Diggs.

Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer opened up about the team's decision to part ways with Trevon Diggs.

FRISCO -- Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer believes some decisions are worth explaining to his team. The decision to trade star pass rusher Micah Parsons right before the start of the season, for example, required an explanation.

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.

The latest on Trevon Diggs' release, including where he may end up next. Plus, Dak Prescott and Joe Milton are both prepping to play in Week 18.