1. Stefon Diggs is a Bill
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The evolution of the Bills wide receiver group over the past few years is fascinating. Buffalo moved on from Sammy Watkins in 2017, only to put together a room of wideouts who produced at near-historical lows for the position group. For the next two seasons, the group lacked a true No. 1 receiver. In 2019, Buffalo signed Cole Beasley and John Brown to bring this group to an acceptable level.
Beasley and Brown delivered, combining for 139 catches; 1,838 receiving yards, and 12 touchdown receptions. Even with Brown and Beasley bringing the group to average levels, there was still something that lacked. The team needed someone who was a bit more explosive, who put the defense on their heels a bit more on a consistent basis.
Enter Stefon Diggs.
Diggs has been a perennial top receiver since entering the league in 2015. IN five seasons, Diggs averaged 73 receptions, 925 receiving yards, and six touchdown receptions. His speed and route-running are exceptional.
Diggs gives Buffalo a true No.1 receiver. In combination with Beasley and Brown, Diggs completes a wide receiver room that now is among the top ten in the league, with the potential to make it into the top five easily.
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