Like the Buffalo Bills, my time is like a toddler in a tiera – short and precious. So I'm just going to say it. The Buffalo Bills should bring Stefon Diggs back. Yes, the relationship ended badly. Yes, there was obvious tension. And yes, revisiting an old partnership can look like a team admitting it never truly replaced what it lost. That does not make the football argument wrong.
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Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen (17) drops to throw at Empower Field at Mile High. Mandatory Credit: Ron Chenoy-Imagn Images
Josh Allen has spent two seasons working around a receiving group that has never fully replaced Diggs' route running, competitiveness or ability to command coverage. Buffalo has added the presumed WR1 (Moore), but the Bills still enter camp asking too many projection-based questions at wide receiver. Diggs would answer one of them immediately.
He is 32 and no longer the player who produced four consecutive 1,000-yard seasons in Buffalo. But he is coming off another 1,000-yard year, remains unsigned, and has made clear that he believes he can still be a high-level No. 2 receiver. Check his latest tweet on the subject – seriously.