The New England Patriots endured three straight losing seasons for the first time since the early 1990s. Armed with the most cap space in the NFL, the team aggressively pursued free agents this offseason. After bolstering the defense early on, the Patriots addressed their lackluster wide receiver situation by signing Stefon Diggs to a three-year, $69 million contract.
While there’s been some debate regarding the veteran wideout’s fit in New England, head coach Mike Vrabel attempted to assuage any doubts, heaping praise on the former All-Pro.
“His conversation, his demeanor, his attitude and his presence have been great,” Vrabel said of Diggs, via Green Light with Chris Long on X.