Lions worked out free agent CB Trevon Diggs

Trevon Diggs remains a free agent, and the only news here is a workout with the Lions — a routine offseason evaluation, not a signing. Diggs is a defensive back, so he carries zero standard fantasy relevance himself, but for anyone drafting IDP or watching Detroit's secondary picture, this is worth filing away as a very early-stage signal and nothing more.

Since Diggs isn't on a roster, there's no action to take on him directly in redraft leagues — you can't add or drop a player who hasn't signed anywhere. The practical value here is informational: if Detroit does sign him, it would be a depth/competition move at cornerback that has no bearing on offensive fantasy assets, but could modestly affect how you view Detroit's defense in IDP or DST-adjacent formats down the line if it improves their pass defense.

Confidence on the football substance is high — the workout itself is confirmed by two outlets — but confidence on any fantasy impact is essentially nil at this stage. A workout is not a contract, and teams work out dozens of free agents without signing them. For draft prep purposes, treat this as a non-event: don't reach for Diggs in IDP formats based solely on a tryout, and don't adjust Detroit's defensive outlook yet. Revisit only if a signing is reported, at which point you'd want to reassess Detroit's secondary depth chart and any downstream effect on their pass-rush/scheme value for defensive scoring purposes.