The Buffalo Bills made a major move in the NFL world on Wednesday by trading receiver Stefon Diggs to the Texans. General Manager Brandon Beane revealed that quarterback Josh Allen had been informed about the possibility of Diggs getting moved. Although Beane had not spoken to Allen since the trade was finalized, he had given him a heads up to prevent him from being blindsided by the news.
The departure of Diggs presents a new challenge for the Bills, but they are confident in their ability to adapt and find success with the talent they have. Replacing Diggs’ production will be a challenge for the Bills, as he had an impressive track record with the team. In his four seasons with the Bills, Diggs consistently put up impressive numbers, catching over 100 passes for at least 1,100 yards with eight or more touchdowns each year.
Beane acknowledged the strong connection between Diggs and Allen, emphasizing how their chemistry elevated both players’ performances on the field. Throughout Diggs’ time with the Bills, he was a consistent Pro Bowler, and Allen joined him in the Pro Bowl in 2022. In their first season together in 2020, both Allen and Diggs earned Pro Bowl nods, with Diggs being selected as a first-team All-Pro after leading the league in catches and yards.
Although Beane has not spoken to Allen since the trade was finalized, he plans to talk to him soon to discuss the team’s next steps. The bond between Allen and Diggs on
