Packers Cut Trevon Diggs After Two Games, Save Over $15M in Cap Space

The Green Bay Packers officially released cornerback Trevon Diggs on Tuesday, making him a free agent after a brief two-game stint. Diggs played only 34 snaps, including one in the playoff loss to Chicago, following his claim off waivers from the Cowboys. This marks his second release in under a month. The Packers save over $15 million in cap space as his remaining $97 million contract had no guaranteed money. Diggs' career has been hampered by injuries, including a torn ACL in 2023, knee cartilage surgery in 2024, and a concussion/right knee injury in 2025 with Dallas.