DrDawkinstein

I literally called Diggs an a-hole to end my post. Illustrating that just because he was technically correct, it doesnt mean he carried himself the right way in order to successfully get his point across.

Good job, yall. Looking forward to 2.0

Neither of them have ever publicly called the other out. But that's not to say Josh has never hit Diggs with a comment/criticism/suggestion face to face. The story here (well, there is no real story), isnt what Diggs said. It's that Josh reacted. But who can blame him? He knows he played a bad game. He just didnt want to hear what Diggs was saying at the time. Whatever it was.

We have no idea what Diggs said to him. Could have been a dumb comment, could have simply been "wtf was THAT bro?"

Telling that we dont have anyone on the team willing to get into guys' faces other than Stef Diggs.

Say what? I dont think anyone would argue that the 2019/2020 Vikings were better than the 2020 and beyond Bills. And Texans are about as hot as you can get right now and very reminiscent of that same young Bills team of 4 years ago. He didnt skip town just to join the Panthers and Cardinals.

Only so much one WR can do 🤷‍♂️

Well it's Josh's team now and there is NO ONE left that would dare call him out, even if/when he is playing like crap and possibly not as dedicated to his craft as he needs to be. So we'll see. Interesting enough, Diggs has never actually been WRONG about any of his many complaints over the years. Zimmer and the Vikes' run-first offense. McD's coaching in 13 seconds Players quitting throughout the 2022 season. Josh checked out and befuddled in the Cincy game. Dorsey on the wrong track to start 2023. Sorry Josh didnt want to hear that his dumb decisions and 3 ints cost us an easy Jets win.

100% Thank you. This over the top besmirching of Diggs after he leaves by the Mafia has been pathetic. Really reminds me that the fanbase peaked in 2021 as well. Since then we've become nothing but over-entitled, miserable pricks. We can go on a 6 game win streak and have the most miserable time.\ I'm with you. The team didnt accomplish enough for him to get on the Wall of Fame in just 4 short years. But he absolutely should be a legend who is welcomed back in Buffalo any and every time. I wish him well (expect when we play him). Onward and Upward.

Haha I thought that too. But to think any of these Big 3 WRs arent going to be divas in their own right soon enough is just naive.

For everyone lining up to talk ***** about Diggs after he's gone, even though we got 4 great years out of him, careful what you wish for... WRs are gonna WR. Just go with it.

I only do this for PTI which is the one and only "duo-ing talking heads" show that is needed. Everyone else can gtfo. edit: Just watched the clip in the OP. That was the most obnoxious 1min13sec I've ever seen out of this duo. The talking over each other while arguing nothing. Are they not in the same room? Seemed like both of them could use a vacation. Awkward at the end. Looks like Florio and Simms have a worse relationship than Josh and Diggs ever had!

Yeah I dont disagree. And I dont think it will happen either. But it's fun to come up with the possibilities and post about in April.

Name the QBs all those guys went to.

Ah yes, the infamous "3rd down" game against the Eagles. Broadcast Bias. He played 87 out of 95 snaps in that game. He took some breathers. A couple of them were on 3rd down, and they happen to be when Nantz noticed and pointed out he wasnt on the field. It actually only happened like twice. Time it? He doesnt know what plays Brady is calling ahead of time. Or if the 2nd down play is going to pick up the 1st or not. Look, I'm not going to argue every gripe against the guy. I just think it's a bit ridiculous and unfair (and a bad look for the Mafia) to have fans bashing him on his way out like he had anything but an overall positive contribution to the team the entire time he was here. Ups and downs, sure. The Bills had Stef Diggs from 2020 to 2024 and he directly made them much better during that entire time.

So he's gone due to performance, and all the sideline/off field/twitter stuff you mentioned really didnt matter? Which is it? He fought for yards PLENTY of times. Any time it mattered. Close to getting a 1st down, or fighting through 5 tackles to break away for a TD like against Miami last year. When you already have the 1st down and a Safety is bearing down on you, better to get down, control the contact, and live to fight another day.

Those years/that money doesnt really exist if it isnt guaranteed. Teams know this. Diggs knows this. Now he doesnt have to wait around to be released. He can hit the ground running as a FA. Probably wont get that much, but he also knows he wasnt going to see those years with the Bills or Texans either.

Agreed it will be tough for him to find that same amount of salary. But the big thing for Diggs is he gets to be in complete control of his destiny for the first time in his career. If he wants to take less to play with a certain team, he can. Trying to get a trade offer finally doesnt play a factor.

He didnt void any guaranteed money? The $3M in guaranteed money left got moved up to this year.

Do you think Da'Rick is aware he forever lives on as a legend/meme among a subset of Bills fans?

Sounds perfect for New England.

Nah, I still wouldve taken a lot more Diggses...es on the 2020-2022 Bills. He was great while he was here, until he wasnt. All that stuff doesnt change that. He just didnt get along with the boss in the long run. Ha! I think Dallas makes a lot more sense, but anything is possible.

Sounds like it was on Diggs and his agent to bring the Bills an acceptable offer and he got to choose which team.

Makes sense, lol

The difference now is the Vikings arent paying a QB a ton of money, and are looking to draft one. So that money is going to go to Jefferson, and they'll have the QB on a rookie contract. The Vikings are interesting tho, because is they move up to #5 to get a QB then I think the Bills could swing a deal with the Giants to get to #6 and grab Nabers.