Things have been rocky and messy for a while with the Bills and wide receiver Stefon Diggs.
It has become more and more awkward and confusing lately. As TheAthletic.com’s Tim Graham noted, Diggs hasn’t spoken to reporters since explaining that his production stalled because opponents doubled him, and safety Justin Reid said he didn’t. I did. Technically, players must have access to reporters at least twice a week.
It’s not a problem until a team reporter mentions it. Graham also recently tried to question coach Sean McDermott about ignoring Diggs’ opportunities and downplaying his role in the offense, but the team’s public relations spokesman interrupted the video conference call.
Clearly, something is wrong. Last November, Trevon Diggs (Stephon’s brother) insisted that Stephon leave the Bills after Monday night’s loss to the Broncos, which led to the firing of offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey.
Since then, Stefon Diggs has played fewer games and run shorter routes. He turned 30 on November 29. Maybe Father Time will catch up with him. Now he seems ready to push the bill forward.
This will be one of the important issues of the upcoming offseason. Will he be released? Will he be fired? This indicator does not justify the current salary. Diggs had over 100 rushing yards in five of the first six games of the season.
Nothing has grown since then. He has over 1,000 yards this season, but has less than 30 yards receiving in three of his last four games and has just one touchdown since Nov. 5. What awaits him in the future? Diggs wants to win.
He was never closer to the Super Bowl with the Bills than he was with the Vikings. can you still do it He can be an unknown until he gets a chance to work for another team like the Chiefs.
