Buffalo Bills Pro Bowl wideout Stefon Diggs had a down season by his standards and also had a big drop in the playoff game against the Chiefs. Even with a subpar regular season, Diggs registered 107 catches for 1,183 yards and eight scores.
The Bills, like the Cowboys , have not found the postseason success they thought they would, and speculation is that Buffalo could move on from Diggs in the offseason.
If they do, Dallas is the favorite per Bovada to land Diggs to play alongside his brother, corner Trevon.
The Cowboys come in at +200 as Diggs’ next team if he departs Buffalo. The Giants are second at +400, followed by seven other teams tied at +950 including Baltimore, Kansas City and San Francisco.
Diggs has at different times voiced his unhappiness with his different situations the team this season and there’s a possibility the team could deal him.
But there are massive cap problems with Buffalo moving on … and they talk as if they don’t want to.
“He’s a No. 1 receiver. I firmly believe that. I’m not wavering off of that,” Bills GM Brandon Beane said. “Stef can still play.”