Former Buffalo Star Shades Bills’ Mafia with Petty Social Media Post

Stefon Diggs is no longer a member of the Buffalo Bills, and yet, he still feels the need to throw shade at Bills Mafia via social media.

In case you missed it, Diggs was traded from Buffalo to Houston on April 3rd. The Bills sent Diggs, along with fifth and sixth round draft picks, to the Texans in exchange for a second round pick in 2025.

In trading Diggs, the Bills incurred a $31 million dead cap hit, which will significantly restrict their ability to sign other players this offseason.

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Despite that restriction, they still pulled the trigger on this deal, giving us a bit of insight into the failing relationship between Diggs and the team.

One week after the trade was completed, we learned that Diggs may still harbor a bit of resentment toward his now-former squad. Take a look at this tweet, which was sent in reply to a tweet that Diggs had posted earlier:

Now, take a look at the "Likes" page of Diggs' Twitter account:

So, a user on X sent that to Diggs, and Diggs clicked "like" on the tweet, seemingly acknowledging the sentiment that Bills' fans are the worst in the league.

To put this simply, this is absolutely ridiculous. Diggs recorded over 1,000 receiving yards in each of his four seasons with the Bills, and was paid handsomely (a four-year, $96 million contract, to be exact) by Buffalo for his troubles.

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He was compensated well, performed well, and was beloved by arguably the most passionate fanbase in football. Yet, to him, he was underused, treated poorly, and had to deal with the "worst" fans in the league.

I'll let you decide which side is right, and which side is wrong.