Stefon Diggs Views Himself As No. 2 WR

In a video posted to his YouTube channel, Diggs said his days as the top option in a team’s passing attack are likely over. He added, however, that he feels he would be the best WR2 in the NFL. Specifically, the four-time Pro Bowler said (via ESPN’s Mike Reiss), “you can’t name a No. 2 better than me.”

With training camps approaching, Diggs represents one of several notable receivers still on the open market at this time. The 32-year-old was released by the Patriots after one season in a move which was ultimately followed by the Romeo Doubs signing and the A.J. Brown trade. A brief trial stemming from a strangulation allegation resulted in a not guilty verdict, and the NFL will not issue a suspension under the personal conduct policy.

“There’s not a No. 2 on a team — let’s presumably give people the credit and just say, ‘OK, you want to take the No. 1 spot away,'” Diggs added. “Name your No. 2 receiver right now, and tell me how much he makes, and then my last question is: Is he better than me?”

A number of teams could stand to add a veteran of 11 seasons and seven 1,000-yard campaigns late in free agency. Diggs has expressed a willingness to play for the Commanders, although it remains to be seen if interest is mutual in the case of the Maryland alum. Washington has nearly $44MM in cap space, and several other potential suitors could easily afford a one-year Diggs contract.

During his lone season in New England, Diggs managed to remain healthy after an ACL tear cut his Texans campaign short in 2024. His 85-1,013-4 statline helped the Patriots reach the Super Bowl, and expectations for another productive year will be at least relatively high regardless of where he lands. Given how soon camps will open around the league, Diggs may soon have his next deal in hand.