Multiple outlets report that the Washington Commanders are signing veteran wide receiver Stefon Diggs in NFL free agency. According to reports, Diggs and Washington have agreed to terms, with at least one source describing it as an agreement or deal that the player is expected to finalize. The move is presented as Diggs joining Washington after his release from the New England Patriots in March, following an offseason in which he sought a new team.
The reports consistently describe Diggs as a four-time Pro Bowl wide receiver and a proven playmaker. The Guardian also notes that he was cleared by court and the NFL following allegations, and that he will join Washington as the team prepares for the next season. The Guardian additionally reports the contract could be worth up to $12 million, and that Diggs would be joining quarterback Jayden Daniels and wide receiver Terry McLaurin. Other outlets describe the expected structure as a one-year contract.
Overall, sources agree on the core points: Diggs is heading to Washington after time with New England, and a contract agreement is in place or imminent, pending formalization by the team.
