Dallas Cowboys CB Trevon Diggs will miss his second straight game with a concussion after a mystery home accident and there are finally small details surfacing.

Exactly how Diggs suffered a concussion at his home has been shrouded in mystery, and Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones referred to it as a " fluke situation " but didn't anticipate a lengthy absence for Diggs.

Trevon Diggs remains on injured reserve as questions grow about his knee, concussion recovery, and the Cowboys’ handling of his health.

The Dallas Cowboys have a major incentive to make cornerback Trevon Diggs a post-June 1, with more than $50 million to be saved over the next few seasons.

Dallas owner and general manager Jerry Jones faced reporters after the embarrassing loss, and the 83-year-old was asked about Diggs's status moving forward. Jones did not have a definitive update on their star CB. The Cowboys GM refused to put a timetable on Diggs’ return, saying, “He's just generally got to get in better shape to play."

Maxx Crosby trade rumors caught fire Tuesday in Cowboys Nation, but would the move make sense? Also, Jerry Jones is pressed on the Trevon Diggs saga.

The Dallas Cowboys' defensive backfield will once again be severely wounded in Week 8 with two starters ruled out for the Mile High showdown with the Broncos.