Stefon Diggs
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by Chris Kucharski

BUF WR Stefon Diggs - Week 5 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 5 at Tennessee
The Bills went out and acquired Stefon Diggs to fill the void of a No. 1 receiver and so far it's paid off. He had another big game last Sunday catching 6 passes for 115 yards, his second 100+ receiving yard performance this season. His QB Josh Allen is playing lights out and Diggs is connecting with him on a regular basis which bodes well for him the rest of the season.

The Titans are ranked 19th in aFPA to wide receivers. There is some risk playing any Buffalo players because the game has already been moved to Tuesday and it could be cancelled if there are more COVID-19 cases for Tennessee.

But if they do play, Diggs is a solid WR1 for Week 5. He is on pace for a 1,600 yard season and has proven he can get into the end zone. Start him in all leagues and formats but also keep an eye on Tennessee's status.

by Chris Kucharski

BUF WR Stefon Diggs - Week 4 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 4 at Las Vegas
Stefon Diggs has had good numbers as the No. 1 receiver for Buffalo, although last week was his worst fantasy week so far this season. He did salvage it with a touchdown, but had season-lows in targets, receptions and receiving yardage. It appears Diggs is QB Josh Allen's favorite weapon in the passing game so take last week as an oddity.

Buffalo heads across the country to battle Las Vegas who is 14th in aFPA to wide receivers. Diggs will be a big part of the game plan again so expect the Raiders to pay special attention to him.

Diggs is a fantasy starter for Week 4 but only as a WR2. The touchdowns have helped his production, but we need to see more like 10-12 targets on a regular basis if he is going to be elevated to a WR1 this season and that's not really what the Bills do on offense.

by Chris Kucharski

BUF WR Stefon Diggs - Week 3 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 3 vs. Los Angeles Rams
Stefon Diggs was targetted twice as much as any other Buffalo player and even though he matched his 8 catches from Week 1, he averaged 9 more yards per catch last week and also got into the end zone. If Diggs and his QB Josh Allen keep this up, their value will continue to rise.

It's a very tough matchup for the Buffalo passing game as the Rams are ranked eighth in aFPA to wide receivers after two weeks. Diggs could see a lot of Jalen Ramsey, so it will be imperative to get as many targets as possible.

Diggs eventually can be a WR1, but this week he remains a WR2 with a high-end WR2 ranking in PPR leagues. We expect Allen to keep seeking him out as his No. 1 guy.

by Chris Kucharski

BUF WR Stefon Diggs - Week 2 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 2 vs Miami
It was a solid Buffalo debut for Stefon Diggs with nine targets and eight receptions for 86 yards. The new No. 1 receiver for the Bills should be one of QB Josh Allen's target. Diggs seems to be satisfied with his new surroundings which was always an issue in Minnesota.

Diggs will face the Dolphins who are 30th in aFPA to wide receivers. Miami invested in their secondary in the offseason, but it still looked vulnerable the first week. Expect Diggs to be able to take advantage of some single coverage as teams have to worry about more Buffalo weapons this season.

Start Diggs for Week 2 as a low-end WR2. Even though John Brown was targeted one more time, Diggs will be the best producer in the Buffalo passing and he should have a very good game on Sunday.

by Chris Kucharski

BUF WR Stefon Diggs - Week 1 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 1 vs. New York Jets
There is no doubt the Bills brought Stefon Diggs in to be the No. 1 receiver. After sharing the spotlight with Adam Thielen in Minnesota, he is in a great position with a young rising star QB in Josh Allen. Diggs has had back-to-back 1,000 yards seasons so the expectations are high.

Diggs will face the Jets who were 28th in aFPA to wide receivers. With Jamal Adams out of New York , it could be even worse. Teams should have big passing days against New York in 2020.

The Bills offense will still be a run-first, ball control offense, but the passing game should be expanded. Diggs will still have some big games in 2020. For Week 1, we have him ranked a high-end WR3 or Flex. He should be involved enought to help your fantasy team in that role.

by Chris Kucharski

BUF WR Stefon Diggs - 2020 Fantasy Football Outlook

Fantasy Upside
Stefon Diggs moves from Minnesota to Buffalo where he immediately becomes the clear No. 1 receiver. Although he had a career-high 1,103 receiving yards averaging 17.3 yards per carry, his receptions dropped from 102 in 2018 to 63 last season. But he won't have to deal with Adam Thielen on the other side of the field as there really was a 1A and 1B situation. With the maturation of QB Josh Allen, Diggs is expected to be the deep threat for the Bills which he became last season with the Vikings. He was targeted deep in 2019 in 32% of his targets.

Fantasy Downside
Buffalo was a run-first offense last year, even more than the Vikings. If you remember, Diggs requested a trade mid-season because he wanted Minnesota to throw more. Diggs has been described as moody which hopefully will go away with a new start in western New York. Even though Allen is expected to be better, he is still a slight drop-off from Kirk Cousins so that could hurt his numbers slightly.

2020 Bottom Line
It appears there should be an increase in Diggs' targets which will probably translate to more catches. However, the yardage total from last year will probably take a step back. Diggs projects to have 76 catches for 1,073 yards and six touchdowns which ranks him 23rd in fantasy wide receivers. He has an ADP of 62, but you can grab him a little higher as he can serve as low-end WR2. Diggs will not have his best fantasy season ever, but his value dictates he will help your fantasy team if you can grab him around the fifth or sixth round.

by Jordan Heck

MIN WR Stefon Diggs - Week 17 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 17 vs. Chicago Bears

Don't expect Stefon Diggs to play much this week as Minnesota has nothing to gain from playing its starters. It's possible Diggs doesn't even play at all. But if he is active, he'll likely be out there for just a few drives. The uncertainty makes Diggs a poor play in Week 17, and more proof of why you should hold your fantasy football championships in Week 16.

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