But as you heard, Baldi mentioned in his ticket ticker.

It is cut down day in the NFL.

But before we get into some of the cuts that are making their way around,

Trayvon Diggs, who originally felt like when we were out at camp about a month ago or so,

there was a real thought that he would start the season on the Pupp list and may not be available

potentially until halfway through the year. And then all of a sudden in the last week or so,

it started to kind of emerge that there is a real belief he will start the season on the active

roster and may not be ready to go week one, but very well could play week two.

That move means they don't want to sit him out the first four.

So they think he'll be available whether it's game one, game three.

I am shocked by this.

I thought for sure that he would start on the pub list,

trying to get everything together to make sure he can have a healthy back end of the season.

And especially with the differences they had in the training as far as him having

his issues with the Cowboys' Strength and conditioning coaches and training staffs and

wanted to be on his own.

So I'm pretty surprised that he's going to be available.

And he spoke on this.

So let's listen to Diggs, talk about his rehab and trying to be ready for the season. I think it was more so just proving myself that I can get back out there. I really don't think that it's about anybody else. You know, at the end of the day, I got to go out there and perform. I got to go out there and make sure that I'm available, you know, to perform. You know, just put in the work, keep my head down. And, you know, people are going to have their opinion regardless, you know, so whether it's good or bad, you can't always listen to the outside noise and just really just focus on you and focus on what you need to do every day to be successful. And another thing, like, I have no issues with, you know, the training staff or nothing.

Like, me and Britt are cool. Like, that's my guy, you know, we go back and forth. You know, we have our differences. But, you know, he just wants the best for me. He wants me to be out there. And that's ultimately my goal as well. You know, I want the best for myself. And, you know, I want to be out there as well. So, you know, it was never nothing against, you know, the Dallas Cowboys in the program.

You know, I just felt like I just needed to take, you know, I want to be out there as well. So, you know, it was never nothing against, you know, the Dallas Cowboys in the program. You know, I just felt like I just needed to take, you know, advantage and take initiative for me and my career. It's interesting how he said that they're cool, but then they have their differences. Oh, it's nothing wrong with that. I'm pretty sure that you just don't agree 100% with everything that he has to say. And I don't feel like Diggs is a guy that's going to just do everything you say just for the heck of it. He'll have an opinion on his own. So I don't see anything wrong with that having those differences. You just have to work it out and realize that the end goal is you getting on the field and being the best player you can be. And I think he's realizing that.

And I'm wondering if he's realizing the fact that you look at his deal and the Cowboys

...