Diggs joins New England as a marquee offseason addition to bolster the receiving corps, joining Hollins. The move aims to give Maye a trusted target with big-play ability, though Diggs carries injury risk as he recovers from ACL concerns. His presence elevates the Patriots' aerial attack and adds a high-floor, high-ceiling dynamic to fantasy lineups.

Diggs signs with the Patriots on a three-year, $63.5M deal after ACL surgery; 31-year-old star, entering 2025 at 32, with an ACL rehab timeline that raises Week 1 questions yet shows signs of a smooth return. His arrival immediately elevates the Patriots’ passing attack and creates a high-upside but risk-filled landing spot for fantasy managers, especially in leagues that penalize delayed production post-injury.

Diggs, previously a Viking, returned to U.S. Bank Stadium in Patriots gear. His presence anchors NE’s passing game and adds a storyline to the Vikings’ WR depth evaluation as they prepare for the regular season.

Diggs joined New England for the day, injecting veteran swagger into a Patriots offense facing Minnesota’s defense. His presence created an immediate Week 2 storyline and added depth to the cross-conference practice narrative. His role in the session didn’t hinge on a box score but on leadership energy and the broader intrigue of Patriots’ passing options with him in the mix.

Diggs returned to Minnesota with the Patriots, flashing his signature burst and deep-route prowess. He connected with Drake Maye during joint practices, delivered a red-zone score, and retained the elite playmaking ability that defined his Vikings years. His Patriots tenure hinges on maintaining this high-level production as he anchors NE’s passing game.