Stefon Diggs

Stefon Diggs is a wide receiver known for his route-running precision, playmaking ability, and durability in the National Football League. Selected by the Minnesota Vikings in the fifth round of the NFL Draft after playing college football for the Maryland Terrapins, Diggs became a full-time starter during his rookie season and quickly emerged as a top receiver in the NFC, forming a productive tandem with Adam Thielen.

During his tenure with the Vikings, Diggs delivered several notable performances, including the "Minneapolis Miracle" in the NFC Divisional Round against the New Orleans Saints—a 61-yard touchdown catch from quarterback Case Keenum with 10 seconds remaining that advanced Minnesota to the conference championship game. Diggs posted back-to-back productive seasons, highlighted by 102 receptions and 1,130 receiving yards, and finished fourth in the league in yards per reception in his final year with the team.

After being traded to the Buffalo Bills, Diggs led all NFL receivers with 127 receptions and 1,535 receiving yards in his first season, breaking the franchise's single-season receiving yards record and earning First-team All-Pro honors. He became a primary target for quarterback Josh Allen and contributed to the Bills' advancement to the AFC Championship Game. Over four seasons in Buffalo, Diggs earned four consecutive Pro Bowl selections and a Second-team All-Pro nod, solidifying his status among the league's premier receivers.

Diggs' career continued with the Houston Texans, where he sustained a torn ACL eight games into the season. He returned to play nine months after surgery and signed with the New England Patriots. With New England, Diggs recorded 85 receptions for 1,013 yards, marking his seventh career 1,000-yard season and becoming the first Patriots receiver to surpass that milestone since Julian Edelman. His 83 percent catch rate ranked as the second highest all time for a receiver with 100 or more targets, and he contributed to a Super Bowl appearance for the Patriots. In 2026, he joined the Washington Commanders for his 12th NFL season. With more than 11,500 career receiving yards and 942 career receptions, Diggs ranks among the most productive wide receivers in NFL history.