Washington landed Stefon Diggs on a one-year deal worth up to $12 million after thin training camp depth forced GM Adam Peters to act. He slots in as the clear WR2 behind Terry McLaurin and ahead of developmental options like Antonio Williams. Despite a capped 68-percent Route Participation rate in New England, Diggs managed a 1,000-yard season on strong efficiency metrics, solidifying his status as a viable weekly FLEX option for fantasy managers.

Hilariously, this news comes just hours after ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler projected Chig Okonkwo to be the “the de facto WR2” for the Commanders behind Terry McLaurin.