That is, until Diggs made the disastrous decision to post an empty heart emoji on Twitter/X that fateful Friday morning, then to tweet in the afternoon, “Ready for whatever.”
Diggs has become as the quintessential online meme of “nobody asked for it.” When NFL fans aren’t talking about him, the wide receiver feels like he has to do something eye-catching to be back in the spotlight.

Diggs is no longer quite the pass-catcher he once was since he is past thirty. Don’t get me wrong, he remains a top-20 wide receiver, but since moving to Western New York in 2022, he hasn’t been a top-10 player. He might no longer be worth it for the Bills given that he will have a $27 million+ cap charge this year, the following year, and the year after that (plus $22.5 million in 2027).
In that scenario, Diggs should be dealt immediately while his WR1 value is still present.
The four best destinations for the (seemingly?) dissatisfied wideout are as follows, with a Bills deal for Stefon Diggs appearing to be a genuine possibility for the first time.

Since former offensive coordinator for the Bills Brian Daboll joined the Giants as head coach, Secaucus, New Jersey has been the top team in the Bills East. Isaiah Hodgins, Matt Breida, and Boogie Basham are just a few of the former Bills that Daboll and general manager Joe Schoen have added since taking over. This summer, they have added Devin Singletary and Isaiah McKenzie to their roster.
Diggs is a Bills player who would be a great addition to the G Men. Daniel Jones or the quarterback the team selects at No. 6 in the 2024 NFL Draft require a legitimate No. 1 pick.