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Diggs' Bills Return Unlikely Amidst Brady's Confidence
13 Jun
Summary
- Coach Brady expressed confidence in current wide receivers, deeming Diggs reunion unlikely.
- The Bills traded Diggs to the Houston Texans on April 3, 2024.
- Buffalo has since acquired multiple wide receivers, bolstering the position.
Stefon Diggs is unlikely to return to the Buffalo Bills as a free agent, despite his past success with the team. Head coach Joe Brady recently stated he has high confidence in the current group of wide receivers, including recent acquisitions DJ Moore and Skyler Bell, as well as the developing talent of Josh Palmer and Keon Coleman.
The Bills traded Diggs to the Houston Texans on April 3, 2024, in a move that provided salary cap relief. During his four years in Buffalo, Diggs consistently delivered over 1,000 receiving yards per season and was a key contributor to quarterback Josh Allen's development.
Buffalo has since significantly strengthened its wide receiver position. The team acquired Moore via trade and drafted Bell, alongside other offseason signings like veteran Deven Thompkins. This depth at the position makes a reunion with Diggs appear highly improbable in the near future.
