Trevon Diggs

Career StatsC

Year	Team	GP	INT	PD	Tkl
Career		67	20	63	242
2025		9	0	0	27
2024		11	2	11	42
2023		2

Current Contract

Contract Value Index (CVI)

This is an absolute steal for Green Bay, landing a solid starter cornerback at just $0.8M per year and earning an A+ CVI that reflects exceptional contract value. While Diggs isn't quite the elite shutdown corner he was during his 2021 interception bonanza, he remains a productive NFL starter who typically commands $8-12M annually in today's market. At 26 years old, he's entering his prime years with plenty of tread left on the tires, making this a low-risk, high-reward acquisition for a Packers secondary that desperately needed proven talent. The minimal financial commitment gives Green Bay incredible flexibility to either extend Diggs if he performs well or move on without salary cap consequences. This signing represents exactly the type of shrewd roster building that championship contenders execute — acquiring above-average production at a fraction of market rate while maintaining financial flexibility for other key positions.

Performance Analysis

Trevon Diggs grades as a serviceable starter among NFL cornerbacks — a middle-of-the-pack player at the position. His strongest area is tackling at 3.00 (near the NFL average of 3.00), ranking as near league average for the position. His production dropped from a B+ in 2024 to a C- in 2025.

Fan Sentiment

Releasing Trevon Diggs is a puzzling, risky decision that weakens Green Bay's cornerback depth immediately. Five headlines covered the move, with reporters already speculating about Jets and Chargers as better fits for Diggs. The key negative signal: Diggs is a former Pro Bowl cornerback still capable of starting-caliber play. Fans are questioning the timing, especially with Green Bay's secondary needing proven veterans heading into next season. The Packers must now lean on unproven youth or pursue replacement free agents to fill the void left by Diggs.