Stefon Diggs was paying attention when Davante Adams and Tyreek Hill reset the market. He made sure we all knew about it on Twitter.
The Buffalo Bills were paying attention as well. They took a look at a landscape in which wide receiver had become the most expensive non-quarterback position in the NFL and realized the value they had in their All-Pro pass catcher. On Wednesday, Buffalo made Diggs the league’s fourth $100 million wideout by signing him to a four-year, $104 million contract extension.
It’s a move that will keep the 28-year-old Diggs tied to western New York through 2027. And, despite a headline-grabbing number, it’s a deal that could be a bargain for the Bills.
