Diggs was listed as ill and did not participate in the walkthrough, highlighting the Cowboys’ injury/illness backdrop that could affect secondary depth during the early weeks.

Diggs has shown playmaking upside, but zone miscommunications in the Cowboys’ secondary complicate his consistency. A stabilized front could free him to roam more aggressively and maximize turnover potential, though penalties and injuries may cap volatility week-to-week.

Diggs drew a heavier late-game workload as the rotation shifted; Bridges stepped in earlier to ease Diggs, preserving his energy for critical late scenarios.

Diggs and Elam were on the receiving end of a tough Week 2, giving up 162 yards on 11 receptions and two TDs. The performance raises caution for Cowboys pass defense in upcoming weeks and heightens the value of opposing WRs in fantasy lineups when Bland is limited or absent.

Diggs faced coverage struggles as Dallas’ secondary wrestled with deep threats, contributing to the big plays allowed in the game.