LeSean McCoy definitely raised an eyebrow at the recent antics of Trevon Diggs, the cornerback for the Dallas Cowboys. The outspoken former NFL running back didn’t hold back in criticizing Diggs for his choice of words towards Cowboys’ QB Dak Prescott, saying:
“I played with Michael Vick, played with Tom Brady, played with Josh Allen, played with Patrick Mahomes, nobody on the team – the coaches, the trainers – would even fix their lips to say something like that to the quarterback.”
Trevon Diggs destroys Dak Prescott during Cowboys practice
McCoy’s frank observation hinted at a deeper issue: a lack of respect for the Cowboys’ franchise quarterback and a palpable undercurrent of resentment. This is concerning, especially considering that Prescott’s leadership qualities are highly regarded. McCoy raised an eyebrow at the audacity of speaking to a leader in such a disrespectful manner, quizzically asking: “You talk to your leader like that?”
Yet, it’s important to consider the context. Heated moments on the field can sometimes lead to outbursts that don’t necessarily reflect long-standing attitudes. While McCoy’s point about the lack of such behavior towards other quarterbacks is valid, one can’t deny that the intensity of the game can stir emotions.
What did Diggs say?
A video featuring unpleasant remarks from Diggs towards Prescott was shared by a Cowboys fan. In response, Prescott threw the ball in Diggs’ direction during practice.
“Trevon Diggs told Dak Prescott to “shut your b*tch a**pup” today at practice. Dak threw the football at Diggs as he jogged back to the defensive huddle… THIS TEAM IS WINNING THE DAMN SUPER BOWL!!!!” read the tweet.
In response to McCoy’s comments, Diggs didn’t exactly take a step back. The clash of personalities added fuel to the fire, leaving us wondering if this exchange was just a single chapter in an ongoing saga of verbal jabs between the two.
All said, McCoy’s concerns do point towards a potential issue within the Cowboys’ locker room dynamics. Whether this incident evolves into a lasting feud or fades into the annals of training camp anecdotes, only time will tell.
