Diggs to Broncos? Patriots Release WR

0:00On March 5th, the New England Patriots are moving on from Y receiver Stefan Diggs, planning to release him when the New League year starts. They signed the 32-year-old to a 3-year deal worth $69 million last March, but he managed just 27.5, receiving yards per postseason game and barely played a role in Super Bowl 60. Diggs faces big hurdles off the field right now, including a felony charge for strangulation or suffocation, and a misdemeanor assault and battery. Charge from an incident with his former personal chef. That uncertainty has made his future one of the trickiest among free agents this offseason. Meanwhile, the Denver Broncos could emerge as a surprise option for him. Diggs nearly joined them last year before picking New England, and he's praised quarterback Bohnix and coach Sean Payton in the past. Denver wants to build around Nix with just two years left on his rookie deal. The Broncos have more than $25 million in cap space and have chased trades for players like AJ, Brown and Breeze Hall, but those talks have stalled so far.

1:03What makes Diggs appealing is his past teamwork with their new offensive coordinator, Davis Webb, from their Buffalo days. If Diggs resolves his legal issues without a conviction, a fresh start in Denver might happen quicker than expected, giving the Broncos the veteran, boost their huntsing, boost their hunting and they are hunting. They are hunting. they are hunting