Stefon Diggs considers Commanders as free agency options loom
CBS NFL • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 18, 2026, 3:15 PM
Last updated Jun 18, 2026

Free agent wide receiver Stefon Diggs is weighing options, including the Washington Commanders, his hometown team. Diggs, a Maryland native, expressed interest in returning home, noting the strong local fan support. With the Commanders seeking a reliable secondary target behind Terry McLaurin, Diggs could fit well as part of their offense. While Diggs gained popularity during his tenure with the New England Patriots, a possible return to that franchise has also been discussed. As the situation develops, additional teams, such as the Baltimore Ravens, have emerged as potential suitors.
- •Stefon Diggs has expressed interest in joining the Commanders.
- •Diggs highlighted support from local fans during his free agency.
- •Washington needs a secondary receiver behind Terry McLaurin.
- •Diggs could provide veteran leadership to a young offense.
- •A return to the Patriots remains a possibility according to coach Mike Vrabel.
- 3:15 PMCBS NFL — Free agent Stefon Diggs keeps eye on Commanders: 'Back home' fans still matter
"The Gaithersburg, Maryland, native is deciding between the hometown NFC team and other options
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