All-Pro linebacker Micah Parsons isn't the only member of the Dallas Cowboys that is trying to recruit outside talent.

Last week, cornerback Trevon Diggs was very vocal in his quest to get his older brother, wide receiver Stefon Diggs of the Buffalo Bills, to come to Dallas.

"We need Cowboys Nation to go and help and tweet to get bro here," said Diggs. "We need everyone to know. We need to put it on notice that we need to get bro to Dallas."

The Cowboys' top secondary player is doubling down on his mission to get his sibling to be a part of America's Team. Diggs took to Instagram and posted a photo of the Bills' All-Pro in a Cowboys uniform.

Trevon Diggs posted an edit of Stefon Diggs in a Dallas Cowboys jersey on his Instagram story.

(via @TrevonDiggs) pic.twitter.com/uAy1L3KSOw

— RJ Ochoa (@rjochoa) February 16, 2023

Dallas would have to do quite a bit of maneuvering to make this happen. Diggs signed a four-year extension for $96 million last April with the Bills. So, the Cowboys would have to trade for the superstar wideout and that will undoubtedly involve multiple draft picks and significant ones at that.

It's no secret that outside of CeeDee Lamb, the Cowboys didn't have a significant threat at wide receiver in 2022, mostly due to their reliance on Michael Gallup who returned from a torn ACL after nine months. All the other receivers outside of Lamb combined for 1,161 yards and seven touchdowns, nearly 200 yards and two touchdowns less than Lamb himself, not ideal in the slightest.

So, Diggs trying to get his brother out of Buffalo isn't surprising, especially since he's one of the best receivers in the NFL. It's more than likely a longshot, but the Cowboys certainly need to do something to add more weapons on the outside to help quarterback Dak Prescott.

Will the Cowboys listen to Diggs and take the plunge and make a major off-season move? Most people would say no, but we shall see.

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