Trevon Diggs used to be one of the game’s top ballhawks, but the former second-round pick has struggled to stay on the field in recent years. Originally selected by the Dallas Cowboys, the Alabama product led the league with 11 interceptions in 2021 and followed that up with a Pro Bowl selection in 2022. However, he’s battled injuries and inconsistency since then and has never played in more than 11 games in a single season. After starting the 2025 season with the Cowboys, the team released him, and he briefly cameoed with the Green Bay Packers late in the season.<\/p>\n
Now a free agent, Trevon Diggs has not drawn much public interest on the open market, but that could change in the coming days. Injuries may have taken away the physical gifts that made him so special early in his career, but he represents a low-risk, medium-reward opportunity for a team looking to add more help in the secondary. While several teams could use another cornerback,\u00a0Kristopher Knox of\u00a0<\/a>Bleacher Report<\/a>\u00a0<\/em>believes the Las Vegas Raiders should be the team to pursue the veteran.<\/p>\n “The Raiders are entering a new era with head coach Klint Kubiak<\/a> and quarterback Fernando Mendoza<\/a>,” Knox writes. “However, they aren’t expected to be top-tier AFC contenders right away. If he can stay healthy and play with more consistency, Diggs could boost the impact potential of a defense taht recorded just eight interceptions last season.”<\/p>\nRaiders Projected to Sign Trevon Diggs<\/h2>\n