It appears that Stefon Diggs consistently finds it challenging to stay out of the spotlight, as the controversial Bills wide receiver has once more fueled speculation suggesting his discontent in Buffalo. The latest chapter in the Diggs saga unfolded when Robert Griffin III released a video discussing the symbiotic relationship between Diggs and his quarterback, Josh Allen, in Buffalo.

In response to a fan’s tweet underneath the video suggesting that while Allen benefits from having a top receiver like Diggs, the former Maryland Terrapin isn’t “essential” to his quarterback’s success, Diggs replied. “You sure?”

Stefon Diggs has consistently been recognized as one of the premier wide receivers in the NFL for quite some time. His debut season with the Buffalo Bills in 2020 saw him lead the league in both receptions and receiving yardage, earning him his first of four consecutive Pro Bowl selections and his only All-Pro recognition to date.

However, now being on the downside of his 30s, Diggs experienced a slight dip in productivity this past season despite the strong performance of his quarterback, Josh Allen. There are various factors that could be attributed to Diggs’s statistical decline, but the standout receiver seems unwilling to attribute blame to any single cause.

Given Diggs’s recent contract guarantee of $18 million for this year, releasing him would impose a significant financial burden on the already financially constrained Buffalo squad. Consequently, regardless of the front office’s stance on retaining Diggs, they will need to explore alternative solutions to address the situation.

With the NFL Draft approaching later this month, it will be intriguing to observe whether the Bills pursue a trade deal involving Diggs or if they devise a strategy to sustain their partnership for the upcoming season and beyond.