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Patriots Star Stefon Diggs Under Fire For 'Unprofessional' Behavior
- New England Patriots veteran receiver Stefon Diggs addressed reporters on June 10, 2025, after a viral video showed him holding an unidentified pink substance on a boat during Memorial Day weekend.
- The video surfaced on social media a week before Diggs joined his teammates at Gillette Stadium, prompting coach Mike Vrabel to emphasize players must make good decisions on and off the field.
- Though limited by knee recovery from an ACL surgery seven months ago, Diggs has drawn praise for his leadership and work ethic during practice and team drills this spring.
- In his first comments since the video, Diggs said he spoke with Vrabel, expressed he is happy to be back, and declared, "Football is the only thing I care about is winning."
- Diggs declined to discuss the substance in the video, saying the situation is handled internally, and he remains focused on recovery and readiness for the September 7 season opener against the Raiders.
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Patriots’ Stefon Diggs doesn’t comment on viral video
At the final practice of Patriots mandatory minicamp in Foxborough, Mass., on Tuesday, wide receiver Stefon Diggs spoke with reporters but did not address a viral video that has inspired speculation about his future with the team.
Patriots Star Stefon Diggs Under Fire For 'Unprofessional' Behavior
The 10 Biggest Free Agent Moves Of The 2025 NFL Offseason (1:31) Stefon Diggs wasted no time making headlines as a member of the New England Patriots. The Patriots signed Diggs this offseason to a three-year, $69 million contract. They're hoping he'll be Drake Maye's top target in the passing game this season. For now though, he's taking heat because of his offseason activities. Diggs spent his Memorial Day weekend partying on a yacht. A video t…
Stefon Diggs Delivers Brief Statement About Viral Video
We’re hearing from Stefon Diggs for the first time since his viral boat video hit the internet. In the video, the Patriots wide receiver was seen handing out an unidentified pink foreign substance. Diggs only giving one detailed statement about the clip Tuesday. Categories: Sports
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