Bills general manager Brandon Beane attributed the trade of star wide receiver Stefon Diggs to the Texans to “timing,” stating the deal was finalized today.
The Bills traded a 2025 second-rounder to the Texans for Diggs, who is just two years away from signing a four-year, $96 million contract with Buffalo.
Beane, the Bills’ GM since 2017, clarified that the team’s departure from a key offensive weapon does not mean surrendering for the 2024 season.
Bills quarterback Josh Brown believes the team is trying to win and is not giving up. He has cut Poyer and White due to salary cap casualties and lost Davis in free agency. Brown also acknowledges there is more work to be done before Week 1.
The speaker expressed that their performance is still a work in progress, but they remain competitive and will continue to work on improving their performance.
The Bills finished 11-6 and reached the playoffs, but were defeated in the divisional round by the Chiefs. Diggs, who had a public breakup, expressed his future daily.
Four-time Pro Bowler discusses the upcoming offseason and the numerous changes in the NFL, acknowledging the importance of building around the team’s current situation.
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Diggs faced speculation of discord after the team’s divisional-round loss to the Bengals in early 2023. He had an animated exchange with Allen, missed the team’s minicamp, and expressed dissatisfaction during training camp.
