BUFFALO, N.Y. -- Interest in the future of Stefon Diggs' contract is nothing new.
During his first news conference as a member of the Buffalo Bills the subject of a potential contract extension came up.
The Bills' trade for Diggs in March 2020 -- in exchange for four draft picks, including a first-rounder -- came less than two years after he signed a five-year extension with the Minnesota Vikings. They've restructured his deal but haven't given an extension to Diggs, 28.
But now the wide receiver has two years of success with the Bills and quarterback Josh Allen under his belt -- including the first two Pro Bowls of his career -- and two years remaining on his deal that is no longer paying him what he's worth amid a surging market.