Buffalo Bills wide receiver Stefon Diggs has had a lot of drama surrounding him since last season ended. Despite all of the things being said about him and all of the reports that have come out in regards to his thought process, Diggs is still a professional on the football field.
After training camp practice on Wednesday, Bills offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey was asked about Diggs. Among other things, Dorsey said that Diggs has been great for the team, which is good to see given that Diggs is one of the leaders on the roster.
“He’s provided a lot of energy for us every single day. There hasn’t been a day that practice has rolled around where it’s like you know, he don’t wanna be…like he’s attacked every single day w/a great attitude & great energy,” Dorsey said.
Dorsey’s comment comes after Diggs’ name was in negative headline once again. However, it was not on the receiver.
Rather, ESPN talk-show host Stephen A. Smith said his sources tell him Diggs wants to leave Buffalo. That led to Diggs responding on social media in a definitive way.
“100% not true,” Diggs wrote.
The 29-year-old is coming off a 2022 season in which he caught 108 passes for 1,429 yards and scored 11 touchdowns to make his third consecutive Pro Bowl. Diggs will need to be great in practice and in games if Buffalo has any shot of making a Super Bowl run.
Here’s more of what Dorsey had to say about how Diggs has been for the team so far in training camp via WIVB-TV:
Ken Dorsey on Stefon Diggs' intensity this season: "He's provided a lot of energy for us every single day. There hasn't been a day that practice has rolled around where it's like you know, he don't wanna be…like he's attacked every single day w/a great attitude & great energy." pic.twitter.com/i4vLCW9tNf
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