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Let's talk about Diggs again. Look, that guy is an enigma. He's (probably still) undeniably talented and a sheer alpha on the football field. He's also a mercurial cancer who did all he could to sabotage the Bills when things weren't going his way — and he rarely played his best in the team's biggest playoff moments... Because he's not a part of this matchup, thankfully. That should help Allen, at least. I still believe that the last time these teams played, Allen forced things in trying to prove to himself and Diggs that the team was just fine without 14. They weren't, and everyone knew it. As then a member of the Texans, Diggs got in his head and I think that played into Buffalo's chaotic day in Houston.
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Diggs' Texans move removes disruptive force from Bills matchup

Buffalo Ramblings characterizes Diggs as 'undeniably talented' but 'a mercurial cancer who did all he could to sabotage the Bills when things weren't going his way' and 'rarely played his best in the team's biggest playoff moments.' Source notes Diggs' absence from this matchup (now with Texans) should help Josh Allen, citing previous encounter where Allen 'forced things in trying to prove to himself and Diggs that the team was just fine without 14.' Diggs 'got in his head' and contributed to Buffalo's 'chaotic day in Houston' in their last meeting. Source views Diggs' removal from Bills-Texans dynamic as favorable for Buffalo.

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