Antonio Williams has surpassed third-year wideout Luke McCaffrey, but he faces a steep climb for Route Participation behind established starters. Terry McLaurin and newly acquired veteran Stefon Diggs will capture the high-leverage Target Share and Air Yards Share in this offense.
The upgraded pass-catching depth ultimately elevates the passing efficiency metrics and overall ceiling for Jayden Daniels. Since the Diggs signing, Williams has transformed from a high floor volume play to a fringier upside play in fantasy football redraft formats.
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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.
During the lead-up to the Super Bowl, Stefon Diggs said he plans on playing “until the wheels fall off.” If he does that, it won’t be in a Patriots uniform in 2026. Per multiple reports, New England plans on releasing the 32-year-old WR at the start of the new league year on March 11.
Diggs was solid in his lone season catching passes from QB Drake Maye, reeling in 85 receptions for 1,013 yards and four TDs. He finished as WR21 on a per game basis, averaging 12.4 fantasy PPG. However, he sputtered in the playoffs, catching just 14 passes for 110 yards and one score across four games.
We’ll see if Diggs latches on anywhere next season, but his days as a reliable fantasy producer might be over. Between the off-the-field issues and searching for his third team in three years, Diggs could have a tough time landing another meaningful opportunity in 2026.
Author: Wolf Trelles-Heard (@DynastyFFWolf )
It was a night to forget for WR Stefon Diggs and the New England Patriots. They fell behind 19-0 going into the fourth quarter and eventually lost to the Seattle Seahawks 29-13. In his first Super Bowl appearance, Diggs was largely a non-factor, catching all three of his targets for 37 scoreless yards. This game capped off a quiet postseason stretch for the 11-year veteran, who had 14 receptions for 110 yards and one TD across four games.
The 32-year-old recently said he plans on playing “until the wheels fall off” and still has two more years left on his contract. The Patriots can move on with a $9.7 million dead cap hit, but may choose to keep the four-time Pro Bowler after he led the team with over 1,000 yards and 85 catches during the regular season. Diggs averaged 12.4 fantasy PPG (WR21) in 2025, and if he stays with New England in 2026, he could be a strong value pick in drafts, with a current ADP of 80th overall on Underdog and 92nd on FastDraft.
Author: Wolf Trelles-Heard (@DynastyFFWolf )
After 11 NFL seasons, Stefon Diggs is playing in first Super Bowl this Sunday, and the veteran wide receiver isn’t thinking about walking away — win or lose. He joined New England after tearing his ACL with Houston, but appeared in every game during the 2025 season, leading the Patriots in receiving along the way. Despite being 32 years old, Diggs has no plans on hanging it up after the Big Game. When asked by PlayerProfiler’s Jonny Tomma how long he wants to keep playing, Diggs said, “I’m gonna rock until the wheels fall off.” Makes sense. He remains under contract with New England for two more seasons, though the team could move on with a $9.7 million dead-cap hit.
In fantasy, Diggs was still highly productive in his first season in New England. He recorded his seventh 1,000-yard season, finishing with 85 catches and four TDs. He was a low-end WR2 in PPR formats, averaging 12.4 fantasy points per game (WR21). If he’s still catching passes from QB Drake Maye next season, Diggs could be a great value pick in 2026 drafts, with a current ADP is 80th overall on Underdog and 91th on FastDraft.
Author: Wolf Trelles-Heard (@DynastyFFWolf )
The Patriots made an odd statement, quickly stating support for Diggs. Diggs’ representation claims that the woman’s claims are unsubstantiated and are a result of an unresolved financial dispute. Reports are that a settlement is in the works.
Unless there is video evidence of assault or strangulation, the NFL will normally stay out of these situations until they get resolved. Fantasy managers should operate with the status quo toward Diggs. Diggs enters Week 18 with a chance for his seventh 1,000-yard season.
Author: Bradley Stalder (@FFStalder)
