As the Vikings began organized team activities last week, wide receiver Stefon Diggs remained on the East Coast for two days before joining the team on Thursday.
"I had some house problems," he said to a reporter who inquired about the reason for his absence. "You know how adults are."
Now that he's back in Minnesota, Diggs is in the middle of another maintenance project of sorts — one that's become an annual routine. He is playing for his fourth different offensive coordinator, and learning his fourth different scheme, since the Vikings drafted him in 2015.
The Vikings' offensive personnel remains relatively stable, after years of changes at the quarterback position, and the Vikings' newest flavor of the West Coast offense has its roots in the one Kirk Cousins operated in Washington.