The Dallas Cowboys reduced cornerback Trevon Diggs's contract by $500,000 for the upcoming season after Diggs failed to meet a clause in his contract that required him to complete 84% of the offseason program at the team's facilities.

Cowboys co-owner Stephen Jones spoke about Diggs’ offseason rehab decision during a Tuesday appearance on 105.3 The Fan (KRLD-FM). Jones said he believes players benefit more from doing rehab work with the team than anywhere else.

"He certainly paid a price for not being here," Jones said via The Athletic. "But we're paying a price, too, because we felt like he'd might be further along had he done his rehab here. He may differ with that.