Patriots Release Diggs, Save Cap Space

0:00Here's more NFL news for March 4th. The New England Patriots plan to release wide receiver Stefan Diggs when the new league year starts on March 11th. This move comes down to money as it says the team more than $16 million in salary cap space. They told Diggs about a roughly a week before free agency kicks off. Diggs, a 32-year-old star, was his one year into a three-year deal worth $63,500,000. In his only season with New England, he led the team with 85 catches for 1,013 yards and four touchdowns. He added 14 more grabs for 110 yards and another score in the playoffs. Earlier in his career, Diggs started as a fifth-round pick with the Minnesota Vikings in 2015. He later thrived with the Buffalo Bills, earning four straight pro-ball honors alongside quarterback Josh Allen. His time with the Houston Texans was tougher, but he bounced back strong in New England. The Patriots now have extra room under the cap to chase replacements in free agency and

1:01the upcoming draft. Fans are mixed, with some praising the financial reset after a solid year from Diggs while others worry about losing their top receiver. Diggs hits the market as a proven veteran still chasing another ring. Teams needing a reliable target will likely line up and he could land somewhere to revive his elite form from Buffalo days. Keep an eye on where he signs next. This DNN story comes to you thanks to our sponsor. No need to switch positions. The sound is already where your head is, S-O-L-I-SoliPillo.com