Stefon Diggs is still out there, and that alone keeps the conversation alive around one of the AFC’s most interesting wide receiver storylines.
For a stretch, Diggs and Josh Allen formed one of the league’s most dangerous quarterback-receiver pairings, helping keep the Buffalo Bills in the playoff mix year after year. But that relationship ended badly, with Diggs eventually forcing Buffalo’s hand and pushing the team to move on.
Now, with Diggs still unsigned, SportsNaut’s Andrew Buller-Russ sees a path that would send him right back into Bills territory in the most irritating way possible: by landing with the Kansas City Chiefs, Buffalo’s playoff nemesis.
“The Chiefs should make a run at Stefon Diggs”
“No. 2?
Well, no one on the Chiefs right now, aside from Travis Kelce, has produced better than Diggs has,” Buller-Russ wrote. “In other words, there’s a chance Diggs could go to Kansas City and emerge as the go-to option for Patrick Mahomes.
Of course, Xavier Worthy and Rashee Rice could change that outlook, but they haven’t established themselves as bona fide playmakers throughout the course of a full season yet. Diggs has, several times.”
The idea isn’t coming out of nowhere. Diggs already spent last season with the New England Patriots, another AFC East rival of Buffalo, and even in a down year by his standards, he still cleared 1,000 receiving yards.
There are obvious complications. Diggs may not have a lot of runway left in the league, and the off-field scandals surrounding him won’t make the market any easier.
But Kansas City also has a clear football case to make. The Chiefs missed the playoffs and don’t have many dependable answers in the passing game right now. At this point in the offseason, that leaves them with limited options - and Diggs remains one of the few names that could change the picture quickly.
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