Patriots Release Stefon Diggs, Clear Cap Space

0:00For the NFL, it's March 4th. Here's what's happening. The New England Patriots are parting ways with wide receiver Stefan Diggs after the 2025 season. The team told the 32-year-old they plan to release him once next week's free agency begins, setting up their split in 2026. Diggs joined the Patriots last offseason on a three-year deal, worth $63,500,000. That contract included easy outs for the team after each year, and now they're using the one for this coming off season. In his only year with New England, Diggs played all 17 regular season games plus four playoff ones. He led the receivers for quarterback Drake May with 99 catches, 1,123 yards, and four touchdowns. Diggs confirmed the news himself on social media this past Wednesday. This move clears cap space for the Patriots as they build around their young quarterback, though no further details have emerged yet. This episode is supported by our sponsor, See Details in the description.

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