Patriots WR Stefon Diggs followed up last week’s 6-101-0 game with a 10-146-0 stat line. He excelled in the revenge game against the Buffalo Bills. Diggs did only play 50% of the Patriots snaps this week after 63% last week. But, he was much more involved in the gameplan than in the first three weeks of the season.
Diggs appears to have locked down the top WR role for the Patriots, fully recovered from his ACL tear from last season. He seems to be locked in with Drake Maye with OC Josh McDaniels drawing up first read plays for Diggs in the last two games.
With Maye cooking and the RB room of the Patriots opting to fumble seemingly every quarter, the Patriots may lean a bit more on the pass going forward. As reflected on Sunday Night, that means a heavy dose of Diggs.
In PPR leagues, Diggs becomes a must-start flex play moving forward. With Maye continuing to produce consistently, Diggs should have opportunities to repeat these numbers.
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