Time Borrowed! Bills ‘tolerate’ Stefon Diggs, according to Shannon Sharpe, until a trade. Even though there was never any question about Stefon Diggs’ feelings on the Buffalo Bills, he is no stranger to controversy online. On his most recent posts, Shannon Sharpe left a remark. This offseason, no player has been the subject of trade rumours more than Buffalo Bills receiver Stefon Diggs. Although Diggs has been one of the finest receivers in the game for a long time, there are persistent rumours about him not being happy, and more should be done to dispel such rumours. Although the cause of the rumours isn’t necessarily fire, there’s enough unease to keep eyes on Buffalo until something ultimately gives out.
Diggs has been using social media in a mysterious way over the past week, sharing brief statements like “God I trust you,” “Ready for whatever,” and a heart emoji. These are by no means damning, but they might seem explosive when the football community looks at him through a magnifying glass.
As a result, the subject reached the national media, where analysts used his series of posts to inform their judgements. It’s easy to say that Hall of Fame tight end Shannon Sharpe, co-host of “First Take,” wasn’t impressed. Sharpe remarked, “I think the Bills are tired of all these cryptic tweets, just like myself.” “Because there’s always something wrong with Stefon Diggs
, the Buffalo Bills will have to put up with him until they can find a replacement. He’s on borrowed time.
In the sense that either they toss the ball to him or he grumbles about not obtaining it. Subsequently, they hurl the ball to him, and he drops it, leaving no trace behind. Everyone is vying for the ball, bro. There are others besides you. Do you not believe that Gabe Davis desired the ball? Do you honestly believe that Dawson Knox and Kincaid didn’t want the ball? Diggs is an outstanding player and a game changer for an offence that doesn’t have a weapon with his calibre of talent, so there is some truth to his need for targets. In football, he also saw the seventh-most targets (160).
