Stefon Diggs isn't like most newcomers. The Patriots receiver explained why he's well prepared to play in Josh McDaniels' offensive scheme

As Tom E. Curran explains, Stefon Diggs and the Patriots may have different motivations as the wide receiver rehabs from his knee injury.

The NFL is officially back in full swing. Weeks after many teams kicked off their spring programming with organized team activities (OTAs), mandatory minicamps got underway starting this week, serving up a healthy dose of storylines in advance of the 2025 campaign.

Diggs fancies himself as a leader. He enjoys mentoring young receivers, and offering them advice. He’s been a cheerleader watching good plays, and he’s hooked up with Josh McDaniels if something doesn’t seem quite click with the offense.

One of the NFL’s brightest stars gave back to his community over the weekend. New England Patriots wide receiver and Gaithersburg, Maryland native Stefon Diggs and the Diggs Deep Foundation hosted the fourth annual Diggs Day football camp on Saturday,

The longer the Dallas Cowboys wait to potentially acquire more help at corner, the more it says about the guys in the building.

When he has been present, including during the first practice of mandatory minicamp on Monday, Diggs was limited in what he could do. The 31-year-old is still working his way back from tearing his ACL last October, and not yet cleared for competitive full-speed work.

Mike Florio and Devin McCourty explain why it’s crucial Drake Maye and Stefon Diggs develop a positive relationship and why it’s a good sign Drake Maye is taking on a leadership role.