Former Packers CB Trevon Diggs finally finds a new team
Former Packers CB Trevon Diggs finally has a new team. He's headed to Seattle.
Green Bay Packers cornerback Trevon Diggs has signed a deal to join the Seattle Seahawks, as reported on Wednesday. The Seahawks waived former Packers receiver Julian Hicks to create space for Diggs on their roster. Diggs, an All-Pro for the Dallas Cowboys, played in just two games for the Packers last season. He appeared in the team's final match against the Minnesota Vikings, recording 33 total snaps, and contributed one snap during the NFC Wild Card Round loss to the Chicago Bears.
The Packers released Diggs on January 20, clearing his $14.5 million contract base salary from the 2026 salary cap. This was necessary as the team only needed Diggs as an emergency cornerback option for the remainder of the season. Since then, the Seahawks have bolstered their cornerback corps by adding veteran Benjamin St-Juste, along with rookies Brandon Cisse and Domani Jackson.
The Packers will not encounter the Seahawks in the 2026 regular season. At 28 years old, Diggs is entering his seventh year in the NFL. His career has seen 20 interceptions, though he failed to record any during his time with both the Cowboys and Packers last season.
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