The New England Patriots are facing uncertainty as wide receiver Stefon Diggs sat out the team’s preseason opener against the Washington Commanders. Recovering from ACL surgery, Diggs has shown promising progress, but his status for Week 1 remains unclear.
- Stefon Diggs sat out preseason opener.
- Recovering from last year’s ACL surgery.
- Coach Vrabel responded to Diggs' comments.
- Diggs questioned for being an "afterthought."
- No receptions during recent team drills.
- Patriots host Raiders in Week 1.
On August 15, 2025, Diggs hinted at his availability by stating, “we’ll see,” which prompted head coach Mike Vrabel to echo a similar sentiment. This leaves fans and analysts questioning whether Diggs is experiencing a setback or simply adjusting to his recovery.
The recent joint practices against the Minnesota Vikings have sparked further speculation about Diggs’ role in the Patriots’ offense. Despite his earlier standout performances, he has become less involved during team drills. Could this be a sign of deeper issues?
- Diggs sat out the preseason opener against the Commanders.
- He has not recorded a reception in recent team drills.
- Concerns are growing over his effectiveness and involvement in the offense.
- The Patriots will host the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 1.
As the Patriots prepare for their Week 1 matchup against the Raiders, fans will be eager to see if Diggs can return to form. Will he be ready to make an impact when it matters most?
