Stefon Diggs Answers Stephen A. Smith's Talk About Asking for from Bison
Bills star Stefon Diggs was the subject of a report from ESPN's Stephen A. Smith on Monday, who asserted his sources let him know the wide collector needs to be exchanged out of Bison.
Smith offered his remarks on the most recent fragment of ESPN's Most memorable Take, guaranteeing that Diggs has “lost a degree of conviction” in the group.
The three-time Master Bowler heard the remarks from Smith and he took to X, previously known as Twitter, to dispel any confusion and destroy the cases from the 55-year-old.
“100 percent false. I don't have the foggiest idea who the source is nevertheless I assumed I stop this sh** from ever really developing as of now,” composed Diggs on Monday evening.
The 29-year-old then, at that point, posted one more message on the virtual entertainment stage, communicating his affection for the Bills.
“Shaking mind my dawgs… Bills mafia through and through!!!” expressed Diggs on X, adding some red and blue heart emoticons.
In his report on First Take, Smith guaranteed that while Diggs needs to leave the Bills, the wideout has zero desire to drive out. Smith likewise asserted there was some “erosion” among Diggs and the establishment toward the beginning of instructional course.
The eight-year veteran missed the principal day of obligatory minicamp back in June, provoking lead trainer Sean McDermott to say he was “exceptionally concerned,” however Diggs returned the next day and his nonappearance was subsequently pardoned.
Diggs is entering his fourth season in Bison. Last year, he got 108 passes for 1,429 yards and 11 scores.
