Cowboys CB Trevon Diggs planned to attend Beyonce’s concert at AT&T Stadium before getting injured: Report

Cowboys CB Trevon Diggs planned to attend Beyonce’s concert at AT&T Stadium before getting injured
Cowboys CB Trevon Diggs planned to attend Beyonce’s concert at AT&T Stadium before getting injured

Trevon Diggs was ready for Beyonce. The superstar queen of melody was due to visit the AT&T Stadium today for her Renaissance tour. As it is the home stadium of the Cowboys, it was no surprise that the Dallas defensive back was also ready for it.

And why not? He celebrated his 25th birthday yesterday. But Diggs ruptured his ACL in Thursday's practice and is expected to miss the remainder of the season.

According to Cowboys reporter Clarence Hill Jr, Trevon Diggs had booked a suite in the stadium to celebrate his birthday and watch the Beyonce concert. He had also acquired a silver outfit to go with it. But now those plans are in tatters.

Trevon Diggs leans on his faith to overcome missing Beyonce concert

Trevon Diggs could not attend Beyonce's concert and he will not be playing in any football games at the AT&T Stadium or anywhere else this season. It is a body blow to the player and his franchise.

He was among the reasons the Cowboys had begun the season 2-0. He has been a sensation for many seasons but now had the support of Stephon Gilmore on the other side of the field.

Now, all of Dallas' best-laid plans have gone to waste. They are back where they were in previous seasons. Instead of lacking a reliable cornerback partner for Trevon Diggs, it is now Stephon Gilmore who does not have an elite defensive partner.

However, the injured Cowboys player retained his optimism and leaned on his faith to get through these tough moments.

He thanked God and all his well-wishers, promising to not only come back but be better than ever.

But for the Dallas Cowboys, it is a huge setback. With an elite defense, they were expected to contend for the Super Bowl this year. Micah Parsons was doing his thing, the corners and safeties were balling, and Dak Prescott was making sure not to make too many mistakes.

Now, suddenly they might have to lean more on their offense to get through. That plan has not worked out too well for them in recent seasons.

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