Bills: Stefon Diggs helping to recruit top WR prospects for upcoming NFL draft
The All-Pro wide receiver is making moves this offseason. Stefon Diggs, once again, proved why he is in a league of his own.
The Buffalo Bills All-Pro wide receiver, Stefon Diggs, makes his presence felt both on and off the field.
With the draft rapidly approaching, a report surfaced showcasing the superstar's recruiting prowess.
Hailing from Maryland, Diggs still has plenty of love for where his college career blossomed. So much so, in fact, that Diggs has kept tabs on upcoming draft-eligible receivers.
Maddy Glad, the team reporter for the Buffalo Bills, was able to speak with two Maryland receiver prospects during their NFL Combine availability.
Glab, speaking with Dontay Demus and Rakim Jarrett, learned their perspective through this process and what's helped them along the way. What they said about Stefon Diggs immediately turned some heads on social media.
Diggs' gift was his humanness. Sometimes called a "diva", the All-Pro proved why that couldn't be further from the truth. Diggs has been through the draft process and knows what it takes to make it to the next level. His advice is invaluable and showcases yet another way he can impact the Bills without even lacing up his cleats.
Furthermore, Diggs' advice was paramount in the growth of Jarrett. One of the top receiver prospects revealed it was Diggs, behind the scenes, who worked with him and ultimately convinced him to choose Maryland.
The superstar receiver working with these young talents could help set the Bills up for long-term success on offense. If Brandon Beane and Sean McDermott wind up being able to select one of these Maryland receivers, it could fill one of the most important positions the team needs help with.
Getting a top-tier receiver through the draft would be incredible. Having Diggs being the catalyst for long-term success would be priceless.
Pretty selfless for a player that's touted as being selfish.
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