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Foxborough, Massachusetts – New England Patriots are considering re-signing Stefon Diggs for the 2026-27 season, according to a statement from Eliot Wolf, the team's executive vice president of player personnel. This is a noteworthy move after the team failed to reach an agreement with Philadelphia Eagles in the A.J. Brown trade talks. Diggs, 32, had an impressive 2025-26 season with 85 receptions, 1,013 yards, and 4 touchdowns. Although his performance dropped during the playoffs due to weak defense, he remained an important figure in the locker room and a leader in the pre-game huddles. Patriots officially released Diggs at the start of the NFL's new league year due to financial concerns, but the current situation shows that his return is quite possible. Wolf shared: “We are always looking for ways to improve the team, so we can’t say anything is final at any position on the roster, and we wish Stefon Diggs the best.” After Eliot Wolf's remarks, Stefon Diggs expressed his willingness to adjust his contract to fit the team’s salary cap. He shared: “Although I was only with New England for 1 year, that time was the best period of my NFL career. The team welcomed me when I was at the toughest point of my career, and they stood by me through constant struggles. My heart truly belongs to New England, and if I get the chance to return, I will cherish that opportunity.” Throughout his career at Patriots, Diggs has been loved by fans for his leadership and dedication. He not only stood out with his receiving ability but also kept the team’s spirit alive, especially during difficult times of the season. Patriots will continue pursuing other deals, but with a lack of depth at wide receiver, re-signing Diggs becomes a logical choice. Stefon Diggs remains a reliable player who can make a difference for the team in the upcoming season. With his strong commitment, Diggs is not just an outstanding player but also a symbol of loyalty and passion for the Patriots. His return could help solidify the team’s strength and continue to compete in the NFL.