Cowboys ex Trevon Diggs joined the Packers, only to play one snap in their playoff loss.
FRISCO - Last month, Trevon Diggs forged his escape from the Dallas Cowboys, misbehaving his way out of town and then signing to hang out with his buddy Micah Parsons' Packers.
On Saturday, Green Bay played at Chicago and lost its playoff game, 31-27.
The Pack allowed 361 passing yards to kid QB Caleb Williams and allowed 25 points in the fourth-quarter collapse.
A guy like Diggs - who when he arrived in Green Bay announced "(I) still feel like I'm the best!'' - sure could've come in handy to stem the tide of that comeback, right?
Wrong.
Here are the DB snap counts from the game ...
Cornerbacks
- 75: Keisean Nixon (11 SPT)
- 75: Carrington Valentine
- 1: Trevon Diggs
- 0: Shemar Bartholomew
- Safeties
- 75: Xavier McKinney (9 SPT)
- 74: Evan Williams (11 SPT)
- 57: Javon Bullard (5 SPT)
- 1: Kitan Oladapo (14 SPT)
- 0: Johnathan Baldwin (9 SPT)
So between cornerback, safety (where some mindless folks in Dallas were saying 'Tre should be moved to) and special teams (a good place for a new guy to "help'') ...
Diggs played one snap.
One.
Before the game, Diggs was asked about his fit in Green Bay.
"I think I just need to be myself, you know? Be who I know I am," Diggs said.
And he was indeed that. Because just like his 2025 season in Dallas, what he was was a non-factor.