Bills Mafia Is Going Bananas Over A Potential Stefon Diggs Trade Following His Bills-Centric Instagram Activity

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“Hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things. And no good thing ever dies.” –Andy Dufresne, Bills Mafia

Sooo, Stefon Diggs didn’t show up to practice today following a cryptic mouthless emoji tweet that doesn’t take Sherlock Holmes to decipher: Kirk Cousins Is Trash And I’m So Desperate To Get Out Of Minnesota, I’d Willingly Move To Buffalo.

Minnesota is 31st in passing yards per game and 32nd in passing first downs per game, no thanks to an $84 million quarterback who is seemingly afraid to throw the ball longer than 3.5 yards.

Diggs, who signed a five-year, $81 million extension in 2018, has not talked to the local media in two weeks, and his recent social media activity seems to indicate he’s straying from the only team he’s ever known.

Let’s keep in mind that Diggs is only following 446 people, so every Instagram follow is evidently carefully considered. Three players on one team in one day? A team that is 3-1 and after its offense pooped the bed against the Patriots could desperately use a guy with Diggs’ explosiveness?

I’m not saying it’s something, but you won’t hear me say it’s nothing.

Plus, I love when Bills fans dream.

https://twitter.com/BroJackson_/status/1179531250459123713?s=20

https://twitter.com/michael6obrien/status/1179574956876816385?s=20

https://twitter.com/WGRFan716/status/1179566162969018370?s=20

The Vikings, according to ESPN.com, told one team that they were not planning on trading Diggs. But don’t be surprised if Diggs Antonio Brown’s his way out of Minnesota and onto a team that gets mushroom-stamped by the Patriots every year.

 

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