Stefon Diggs has been traded from the Buffalo Bills to the Cleveland Browns, according to media reports.
Maybe the Buffalo Bills and All-Pro Stefon Diggs bring that stupidity on themselves because receivers have a habit of wearing their emotions on their sleeves and franchises have a habit of being worthy of their titles.
But once again, Diggs has been mentioned as a potential trade candidate for 2024.
And at least this time it doesn’t include the Dallas Cowboys, a concept repeated so often it’s become obsolete.
No, this time the 33 team pundits want the Bills to send Diggs…to Cleveland.
Of course the Browns can use guns… However, many of their problems could be solved if highly touted QB Deshaun Watson gets his act together, physically or otherwise.
From Buffalo’s perspective, what is the reason for the No. 33? “With Dalton Kincaid and Khalil Shakir making good progress and a wide receiver draft looming on the horizon, the Bills could consider moving Diggs this offseason,” the site wrote.
From our perspective, do we respect Kincaid and Shakir? If you thought the Browns needed a weapon, a Diggs-less offense led by Josh Allen isn’t exciting.
Are there differences between Bills and Diggs that could lead to divorce? Diggs often has to shut down these rumors.
Could Diggs move? His annual salary is around $27 million.
This will be a dampener for both buyers and sellers. What about compensation?
Would Buffalo have bitten if the Browns called and offered a first-round pick in 2024? Bills-Cowboys-Stephon-Dix-Trevon-DixNaked. …
That’s because the Browns, who traded Houston’s farm for Watson, don’t have a first-round pick in 2023.To us, the bill that Stefon Diggs drafted is “the way things used to be.”
The best way to get production from the NFL’s best wide receiver is not to throw him at the Dawg pounds like dice. …
Throwing the ball to him in Buffalo. mike secretar
