Patriots’ Stefon Diggs Sends Message To Bills, Josh Allen

The Buffalo Bills traded Stefon Diggs to te Houston Texans in 2024, and last offseason he signed with the New England Patriots.

Diggs’ relationship with the Bills and Josh Allen was a hot topic after the organization traded him. However, on Monday night, he spoke to reporters about his time with the Bills and what he thinks of Allen.

“I love you guys. I know I’m far gone, but I do miss you all. I built a great relationship with you all. “Keep hanging your head on that quarterback. That quarterback is a Hall of Famer. Parts of me do wish things were different because I do have a lot of love and respect for that team.”

Bills spent four seasons with Allen as his quarterback and made the Pro Bowl all four years. In 2020, he even led the league in receiving yards and receptions. Overall, in four seasons with the Bills, he had 5,372 yards, 37 touchdowns and 445 receptions.

Diggs acknowledged the messy ending between him and the Bills, and how fans may not be too fond of him. However, he reaffirmed that he has nothing but love for the Bills, even though they are now his rivals.

“I know that they’re not huge fans of me at this point,” Diggs said. “I got a lot of love and respect for that organization and that fan base.”

It’s hard to forget the picture of Diggs in a Bills uniform watching the Kansas City Chiefs celebrate winning the AFC Championship Game in 2021. Now, he finally has the chance to play in the Super Bowl with the Patriots.

Diggs was unable to help bring a championship to the Bills. However, he can be a part of bringing a seventh Lombardi Trophy to New England on Sunday.