Diggs in 40s as WR2 in Washington; flex-level upside in complementary slot role.

In a hypothetical signing with Washington, Diggs would serve as a complementary slot receiver to balance the Commanders' makeshift receiving corps behind Terry McLaurin. The source notes Diggs still had something left last year and the Commanders lack a slot option. Diggs had an efficient role with the Patriots last year with easy volume, but good playoff defenses cut down on him because he lacks the ability to beat man coverage out of the slot anymore. If signed, Diggs would likely be a flex-level player with five-yard stops, six catches for 74 yards, and random touchdown chances. The source would rank Diggs in the 40s as a wide receiver if he's the number two option in Washington—a better fit for Diggs to not be asked to be the primary option, operating in the 40-60% snap range similar to his efficient late-season Patriots role.