The Buffalo Bills made a significant move this offseason by trading Stefon Diggs to the Houston Texans. This decision raised questions about how the Bills offense will perform without their star wide receiver. In a recent discussion on “The Herd with Colin Cowherd,” Colin Cowherd and Bills offensive tackle Dion Dawkins explored the potential impact of Diggs’ absence on the team.
Diggs has been a crucial part of the Bills’ offense, providing quarterback Josh Allen with a reliable target and making big plays in key moments. His departure leaves a void that the team will need to fill with other receiving options. While it’s undeniable that Diggs’ talent will be missed, the Bills have a talented roster with the potential to adapt and thrive even without him.
Dawkins expressed confidence in the team’s ability to adjust and continue to perform at a high level. He highlighted the depth of talent on the roster and the strong chemistry among the players as factors that will help the team overcome Diggs’ absence. The Bills have a strong offensive line, a dynamic quarterback in Allen, and other skilled receivers who can step up and contribute to the passing game.
One player to watch in the absence of Diggs is Gabriel Davis, a young wide receiver who has shown promise and potential in his time with the team. Davis has the speed and route-running ability to make an impact in the passing game and could see an increased role in the offense this season. Additionally, veteran wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders brings experience and playmaking ability to the receiving corps, providing another reliable target for Allen.
While losing a player of Diggs’ caliber is never easy, the Bills have the talent and depth to adjust and find success without him. It will be crucial for the coaching staff to make strategic decisions and for the players to step up and seize the opportunity to shine in Diggs’ absence. With a strong team mentality and a determination to succeed, the Buffalo Bills have the potential to thrive even without their star wide receiver.