Patriots Lose Diggs, Gain Cap Space

0:00For NFL coverage, this is your March 5th update. The New England Patriots parted ways with wide receiver Stefan Diggs this week. The 32-year-old star put a 1,013 receiving yards last season, his seven-time topping 1,000 in a career that included. Stops with the Vikings, Bills, and Texans before joining New England in 2025. That release gives the Patriots $55 million more in salary cap space this off season. Diggs had been their top receiver from the year before, helping turn around a struggling offense. Earlier this week, teammate Demario Douglas shared a touching send-off on Instagram. He called Diggs his brother forever, adding an eagle emoji to the post. Douglas got a close look at Diggs' impact firsthand. The Patriots ranked dead last in passing yards in 2024, but shot up to fourth place in 2025 with 4,014, 159 yards through the air. Now their one season team up is over, but the goodwill lingers as both move on to whatever comes next.

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