Trevon Diggs Got Food from Field-Level Suite During Cowboys-Eagles Weather Delay

Dallas Cowboys cornerback Trevon Diggs found a unique way to satisfy his hunger during a weather delay in the team's season-opening matchup with the Philadelphia Eagles on Thursday night.

NBC Sports' Melissa Stark reported on the broadcast that Diggs exited Dallas' locker room and entered a field-level suite looking for food. He also stopped a cart containing cold cuts and asked for a sandwich before realizing that it was headed towards the rest of his Cowboys teammates.

It makes sense that the two-time Pro Bowl cornerback wanted to make sure that his energy stayed high while preparing for the game to resume, as the Cowboys' defense was set to head right back onto the field once the delay came to an end.

Philadelphia held a 24-20 lead over Dallas in the third quarter prior to the stoppage.

As for Diggs, he's looking to build upon a 2024 campaign in which he amassed 42 tackles, 11 passes defensed and two interceptions in 11 starts.