Is this guy not cooked? I hope he has something left in the tank because Maye needs some legit weapons...
He looked like a shell of himself two years ago with Josh Allen throwing to him and a healthy knee.
Cooked? I don't know about that term just a significantly lesser version of his old self. Still a saavy vet, good route runner, probably best WR on the team but hes' not scaring anyone and might be closer to a WR3 now then a WR1.
Not much help to Maye IMO. Might help move the sticks a little but the super disappointing off-season for Maye beats on and can hope they got something coming to help him in the draft. Anything, OL, WR's, even another TE that can run.
Things people need to consider but aren't when it comes to Diggs . . .
- Look at the data of WRs 32 and older and what they have done that age forward. That will be far more useful than looking backwards and just transferring that level of production to NE.
- Look at the history of guys coming off of ACL surgery and how they have performed in their first season back.
- If people want to make comparisons from recent seasons, compare the talent and firepower the Bills offense and the Texans offense had vs. what NE has.
The media up here has been pulling out numbers that don't really apply when it comes to what he will do this year and beyond. Diggs had 100 receptions playing with Kirk Cousins!!!! (7 years ago) He had 127 catches his first year in Buffalo!!!! (5 years ago playing with Josh Allen) He's had 5 years with 100+ receptions and 6 with 1,000+ receiving yards!!!! (in his prime and before suffering a major injury) Those are all true and nice talking points, but anyone expecting Diggs to get 125+ receptions, 1,500+ receiving yards, and a dozen TD has had a few too many. (Not saying people in here are suggesting that, but talk radio in Boston has had some really crazy hot takes this week.)