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Ravens, Commanders eye $90m former WR in NFL free agency

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MAHIMA ROY
Ravens, Commanders eye $90m former WR in NFL free agency
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NFL wide receiver Stefon Diggs is currently a free agent following his release from the New England Patriots. Multiple teams, including the Baltimore Ravens and Washington Commanders, are reportedly interested in signing him despite ongoing legal concerns.

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The former England Patriots’ wide receiver Stefon Diggs recorded 85 receptions for 1,013 yards and 4 touchdowns and ranked 6th among 81 qualified wide receivers as he led the team to Super Bowl only to lose brutally against the Seattle Seahawks. While Stefon Diggs’ performance was record breaking, he was promptly released by the team weeks after the loss in the Super Bowl. Ahead of the new season, the Baltimore Ravens and the Washington Commanders have now been linked to him.CategoryDetailsPlayerStefon DiggsCurrent StatusUnrestricted Free Agent (Released by the New England Patriots)Rumored TeamsWashington Commanders, Baltimore Ravens, San Francisco 49ers, Indianapolis ColtsSigning LikelihoodModerate to High (At least five teams have checked in on him recently)Latest Insider UpdateBaltimore Ravens and the Washington Commanders have now been linked to him.But ongoing civil legal proceedings regarding assault allegations have raised eyebrowsWhich teams are interested in Stefon Diggs?Though Stefon Diggs has been dealing with a number…

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