Denver Broncos Eye Stefon Diggs for Passing Attack Boost

0:00On March 5th, the Denver Broncos wide receiver group ranks near the bottom of the league, lacking a true top option and struggling with drops. Now, reports name them a prime landing spot for Stefan Diggs if the New England Patriots release him soon. Last offseason, the Broncos showed strong interest in Diggs, but he signed with the Patriots instead. That team beat Denver in the AFC Championship game, though Diggs managed just 17 yards in the snowy conditions. Diggs bounced back strong in 2025, hauling in 85 passes for 1,013 yards and 4 touchdowns. His catch rate hit 83.3% that year, well above his career, 70.1% mark. Adding Diggs could transform the Broncos' passing attack alongside Courtland Sutton, especially with $25.2 million in cap. Space. It would support young quarterback Bohnicks in his push for a Super Bowl run even if the run game stays middling. While Diggs brings proven hands and experience, his age passed 30 and some off-field noise raised questions.

1:03Still, with a real need at the position, Denver might circle back and make a play.