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Stefon Diggs Remains Unsigned as Teams Circle and Commanders Weigh Options

Training camps have compressed the market and Washington is seen as an appealing but uncertain landing spot for Diggs because the team wants to evaluate its own receivers first.

Overview

  • As of Monday, July 27, Stefon Diggs is still a free agent while at least five receiver-needy NFL teams have checked on his market.
  • Diggs, 32, is healthy after a 2024 ACL recovery, posted 1,013 receiving yards in 2025, and says he wants a clear No. 2 role behind a top quarterback.
  • League insiders say Washington appeals to Diggs because of quarterback Jayden Daniels and his local DMV ties, making the Commanders a logical potential fit.
  • Washington-focused analysts have warned that Diggs could clash with the new offense and block opportunities for developing players, and the front office prefers to see training-camp evaluations before committing.
  • With camps starting, teams expect short-window, incentive-heavy deals for veterans so any Diggs signing is likely to be a near-term, low-risk contract or to wait until rosters sort out.