Even with the resurgence of interest IThe All-Pro wide receiver isn’t going anywhere, according to an insider, despite the fact that there is now more interest in Stefon Diggs and his future with the Buffalo Bills following another cryptic tweet that caused controversy.
Diggs garnered further attention this week with yet another mysterious comment regarding his future. Diggs caused a stir last offseason with a slew of social media statements that alluded to dissatisfaction. Last week, the Bills receiver posted something on X that said, “Ready for watever,” which got some fans wondering if it meant leaving Buffalo.
However, ESPN’s Dan Graziano refuted it, citing insiders’ overwhelming assumption that Diggs will rejoin the team in 2024.
Regarding Stefon Diggs and his future with the Buffalo Bills, an insider stated that the All-Pro wide receiver isn’t leaving after another cryptic tweet caused controversy.
Diggs garnered further attention this week with yet another mysterious comment regarding his future. Diggs caused a stir last offseason with a slew of social media statements that alluded to dissatisfaction. Last week, the Bills receiver posted something on X that said, “Ready for watever,” which got some fans wondering if it meant leaving Buffalo.
However, ESPN’s Dan Graziano refuted it, citing insiders’ overwhelming assumption that Diggs will rejoin the team in 2024.
Trade Rumors Concerning Stefon Diggs Continue
Diggs has insisted that he is happy in Buffalo, but analysts have continued to speculate that he could be a trade target despite the salary limit scenario making a deal all but impossible. While Alex Kay of Bleacher Report suggested that Diggs be moved to the Indianapolis Colts, Nick Faria of Pro Football Network suggested that the Bills send him to the Washington Commanders.
Since a trade with the Cowboys would reunite Diggs with his younger brother, cornerback Trevon Diggs, the Dallas Cowboys have also been suggested as a destination. However, a source close to the organization told SI.com’s Mike Fisher that trade speculations involving Diggs are “More bull*** than ever!”
Sports writer Nathan Dougherty writes about the Detroit Lions and Buffalo Bills for Heavy.com. In the past, he worked as an assistant editor for the sports trade publications Coaching Management, Athletic Management, and Training & Conditioning in addition to writing for the Rochester Business Journal. Based in Rochester, New York, he has an intense passion for all things football. Additional information on Nathan Dougherty
