Former NFL player Donte Whitner believes that Stefon Diggs will be the one player the Bills miss the most this season.
The “Up & Adams” Podcast Monday posted a clip to Twitter where Whitner told host Kay Adams that Diggs’ absence will be felt immediately.
Whitner was answering a query from Adams regarding which free agent departure would have the biggest impact on the Bills this season.
Whitner stated that Josh Allen, the quarterback for the Bills, knew he could count on wide receiver Diggs to make a play when the ball was delivered to him.
Whitner continued, “The Pro Bowl wide receiver was also a threat to finish with over 100 yards in every game.”
Whitner did state that the outstanding wide receiver supposedly caused turmoil in the locker room, something the Buffalo players would not miss.
Whitner pointed out that Allen’s decision-making and ability to stay healthy will be key factors in the Bills’ 2024 success if Diggs is sidelined.
Fans of Buffalo were startled to learn that Diggs had been traded to the Houston Texans last week.
Diggs was transferred by Houston to the Bills in exchange for
Diggs led the Bills’ offense with 107 receptions for 1,183 yards and eight touchdowns in the previous campaign.
Gabe Davis, a free agency wide receiver, signed with the Jacksonville Jaguars over the offseason, meaning Buffalo also lost him.
The Philadelphia Eagles entered the 2023 NFL regular season with great expectations of controlling the NFC and making it to the big game for a second straight season after making it to the Super Bowl and giving the Kansas City Chiefs everything they could handle.
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