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WR40 insightsLatest Jul 29, 2026
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PositiveNewsJul 28, 2026Zain Dhanani
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PositiveValueJul 14, 2026NFL: The Insiders
Diggs remains one of the best number two wide receivers in the league; last year he posted 85 catches for over 1,000 yards and seven career 1,000-yard seasons. He recovered from an ACL injury to be ready for week one and produced at a high level despite off-field distractions that have been legally and NFL-cleared. Garofalo views him as a great addition for a team on the verge of training camp and suggests Washington as an ideal fit alongside Terry McLaurin and Jaden Daniels, where he could elevate the entire offense as a number one-type receiver.
PositiveValueJul 14, 2026Fantasy Life Articles
Diggs is extremely undervalued in fantasy right now despite strong 2025 production: 85% catch rate, 10.13 yards per target (10th in league), 11.5 PPR/game leading Patriots WRs, and over 1,000 receiving yards. His ADP of 163.8 on ESPN and 130s elsewhere represents a significant discount. The source identifies this as a "free roll" opportunity—even in worst-case landing spots like Miami or Las Vegas, his ADP inches up; in ideal spots like Washington or Baltimore, he rises 2+ rounds.
NegativeProjectionJul 14, 2026Harris Fantasy Football Podcast
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.