Looking on during a game against the New England Patriots is Buffalo Bills wide receiver Stefon Diggs.

One insider is strongly opposing a recurrence of the drama following an offseason rife with trade rumours centred around Buffalo Bills wide receiver Stefon Diggs.

After his controversial comments on the sidelines after the team’s playoff defeat to the Cincinnati Bengals last summer, Diggs stirred up controversy with a string of cryptic posts in the months that followed. The drama culminated on the first day of spring training when he was sent home. This week, Diggs again aroused concern about his future with the team with some ambiguous remarks, even if there was no more turbulence this season.

At the Pro Bowl Games, Diggs said to NFL Network’s Cameron Wolfe, “I feel like I take it day by day.” “Obviously, a lot is happening—a lot of things are changing. You know what I mean when I say that I can’t truly put the carriage before the horse? However, I have a fantastic offseason ahead of me to work hard and type of build on our current situation and efforts.

Pro Bowl wide receiver Stefon Diggs spoke with me one-on-one today regarding the sudden end of the Buffalo Bills season, plays he would want to see return, his usage decline, his relationship with Josh Allen, and if he thinks he will return to Buffalo in 2024.

“I am still who I am, even though I cannot tell you what the future holds.”

A fresh round of trade rumours was sparked by the response, although Ralph Ventre of SI.com dispels them, citing the team’s tight cap position as the primary cause.

Bills Show No Sign of Giving Up on Stefon Diggs

Even though Diggs had a late-season slump that resulted in him missing the last seven games of the season without a receiving touchdown—the longest stretch of his career without a score—the Bills have openly stayed loyal to him. Throughout Diggs’ difficulties, quarterback Josh Allen and head coach Sean McDermott showed faith in the player.

Diggs continues to be the team’s top receiver, according to general manager Brandon Beane of the Buffalo Bills, after the season concluded with a divisional playoff loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.

According to The Athletic, Beane declared, “He’s a No. 1 receiver.” That’s what I really think. I refuse to stray from it. Listen, in order to prevent teams from bracketing him or otherwise capturing him, we must maintain providing weaponry to the field.