Andrew Buller-Russ
NFL teams are going through mandatory minicamps, and there are still some very good free agents available. Four-time Pro Bowl wide receiver Stefon Diggs is one of, if not the best, player available. While he’s now 32, Diggs tore an ACL in 2024 and still bounced back with a 1,013-yard season in 2025.
After recording seven 1,000-yard seasons in the past eight years, there’s no denying that Diggs has been one of the NFL’s most consistent receivers. Whether it’s as the WR1, WR2, or even a WR3, Diggs is sure to be an impact player in 2026 again; it’s just a matter of which team he’ll be playing for. Let’s look at some teams that could still sign the one-time All-Pro.
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Baltimore Ravens
The Baltimore Ravens are still looking for a third receiver who can complement Zay Flowers and Rashod Bateman, and Diggs could be the perfect fit. Despite being a former first-round pick, Bateman’s career year came in 2024, when he recorded 756 yards. Beyond that, he’s had just one other season with over 367 yards. Meanwhile, Diggs has never had a season with fewer than 496 yards, which happened when he tore his ACL after eight games in Houston. He’d be a significant upgrade in Baltimore.
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Buffalo Bills
Diggs already knows what the Buffalo Bills have in Josh Allen and head coach Joe Brady. Does Brady’s promotion make a reunion with Diggs more or less likely? If the Diggs get to training camp and realize their young receivers still haven’t taken a big step in their development, then signing their old friend makes too much sense.
Kansas City Chiefs
We know who the top Super Bowl favorite is in the NFC. After missing the playoffs in 2025, the Kansas City Chiefs have some ground to make up before being projected to win again. Yet, adding a playmaker like Diggs, who could help elevate the entire receiver room, could be just the type of spark this offense is missing.
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Los Angeles Rams
The Los Angeles Rams are already Super Bowl favorites. Yet, despite plenty of offseason speculation, one area that they’ve yet to address is the WR3 job. Is that one that Diggs would want? Perhaps the only way he’d consider it is in a high-volume passing attack for a legit contender like the Rams. It could be his best chance at touching a Lombardi Trophy.
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Washington Commanders
The Washington Commanders and Ravens have one thing going for them that no other team has: home-field advantage. Diggs is a Maryland native who could welcome the opportunity to star for the home team, and both teams have a need at the receiver position. However, the need in Washington is even greater, where he’d easily slot in as the No. 2 receiver to help take attention away from Terry McLaurin while opening up running lanes for Jayden Daniels. Washington may be the best overall fit for Diggs.
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