"In terms of Trevon, he's still in the ramp period. I think he does feel healthy, I know he wants to play, but at the end of the day, we have to do what we think is the best interest of not just him, but also the football team, and when you miss some time, there's the ramp-up period. It is not just for your body, but for your mind and figuring out some of the defense."
"Everything. Consistency through everything. He's no different than Dak Prescott or Jake Ferguson or Kenny Clark. Just continue to do everything the right way. Thought last week was a good first step and hopefully this week is an even better step, and if it is, you'll see him out there."
"It was definitely a shock to me. I was going to celebrate with my wife [for] making the 53-man the roster and then got the call. But honestly, I didn't blink. I knew God"
Trevon Diggs has been on the injured list since Oct. 25 with soreness in both knees and is also recovering from a concussion, missing seven games. He is no longer in concussion protocol but remains limited in practice while rehabbing knee issues. Activation requires a ramp-up period covering physical conditioning, mental preparation, and re-familiarization with defensive assignments and new personnel. The team expects consistent, comprehensive rehab work before moving him back to the active roster. Ryan Flournoy initially made the 53-man roster, was waived two days later, and is now securing the WR3 role after staying resilient.
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