"Everybody wants the ball. There's only one to go around... When the time comes we all spin."

[babulator]

I feel like in Minnesota he was fighting for recognition and attention, respect maybe even. With an aloof QB a run heavy attack and a WR ahead of him, I feel like as good as he is, he was fighting for those opportunities and the teams respect (coaches and QB more than anything).

 

Here, he obviously doesn't have to fight for it and so he's found a his comfort zone. He's clearly the #1 on the team, he has a great relationship with his QB and we're now a pass heavy attack. The team and the fans have embraced him and his coach is a straight shooter.

 

It's easy to see the stark contrast between the two situations and is no wonder why he's gone on to do the things he has. Add a legitimate chance to win one and yeah... night and day. He's clearly a guy that wears his emotions on his sleeve and his teammates rally behind him. I'm happy for him and us.

 

Go Bills!

[WhoTom]

I remember when we had Moulds and Price during one of Bledsoe's good years. Moulds was clearly the #1, which got him double-covered a lot. He was cool with being the decoy and letting Peerless get more catches, as long as they were winning games.

 

A winner wants to win games, not stats. Stefon is a winner. I was happy with the trade when it happened, and I'm even happier with the results.

 

[Numark3]

I lived in Minnesota for his entire career there and the consensus from most fans was that he was not a bad teammate or lockeroom issue.  In fact, when he was traded, a lot of players were upset to lose him.

 

the consensus was that Kirk cousins was a gigantic ####### and diggs hated being around him.  This is supported by weird stories of Kirk being an #######

[machine gun kelly]

Every week, this team is going to use resources based on their opponent.  More Diggs and Beasley one week, more Knox and Sanders another.  It’s going to keep messing with opponents  defensive coordinators.

 

Love this team and never thought we’d ever have this amount of depth practically everywhere.

[Buffalo Boy]

    This is just another example of the whole team towing the same line/ part of the process.

    Also, our receiving core was the walking wounded at the end of last season. ALL of our big guns. 
    They know it’s a long season and over the course of it they are all going to get their receptions. They also know that whoever is playing receiver in the playoffs needs to have a rapport with Josh. Think about how much depth we have and compare it to Ja’s first season receiving Corp. CRAZY difference.
    

[Mat68]

The offense is more explosive and dangerous when Diggs can get down the field.  Last year he had to play closer to the line and get open quick underneath.  Over the top and in space Diggs is dangerous.  As the season goes on we will see more of that.