There had been some questions on whether or not Diggs and the Bills had been at the similar web page as not too long ago as June following his sideline habits throughout the Bills’ Divisional Round loss in January to the Bengals. But Diggs reaffirmed his dedication to the crew since, and on Thursday he seemed frustrated on the persevered questions about his standing in Buffalo.
“It’s like I’ve repeatedly had to say the same things twice to multiple people,” Diggs mentioned. “… I believe like I addressed it in coaching camp. I addressed it previous to that. But I actually sat down with everybody (with the crew) round coaching camp and felt like I nipped it within the bud as to how I felt or what I used to be feeling.
“But right here we’re once more revisiting the subject about how I believe. I play with self assurance, I’m going house with self assurance. I get ready every week. I’ve at all times been a certified. I’ve by no means actually mentioned anything else about being unsatisfied. So while you draw conclusions as to stuff I’ve by no means mentioned, that is what sort of troubles me as it roughly throws a wrench in it. It creates chaos the place I have not created chaos. …
“I’ve said the same words over and over and over. But when you draw conclusions in how I feel in my foreseeable future here. I’ve never said anything but I’m a Buffalo Bill. I give it everything I got. I’m a professional and I treat this game as such.”
So what precisely does Diggs imagine has been unsuitable with Buffalo’s offense?
“Just execution,” he mentioned. “As far as with the wideouts, not being on the same page all the time, (but) we’ve had some balls on the ground, too.”
Diggs added that their execution is not “what we’re used to” however presented up a extra constructive view of how issues can make stronger underneath Brady’s watch.
“Tighten up the screws, iron out the wrinkles — we can hope for a change,” he mentioned. “But extra so, getting out at the follow box and speaking and dealing via it. …
“A lot of people like to say the house is on fire, but for us, I feel like we do a lot of good things and we’re right there. The margin for error is small in the NFL. … If we can — not necessarily right the ship — but tighten up those loose things on those loose screws maybe we can have the tide turn.”
“We’re 5-5. We’ve done some good things, we’ve done some bad things. Kind of like to that point I said previously, we’re right there. Small margin of error, those things that we had mishaps on. We need to capitalize more on offense. We need to score more points. I can point out the obvious for anybody. It’s just very small in the things we need to correct because we do a lot of good things.”
But in Diggs’ thoughts, if the Bills are going to rally from 5-5 to into the postseason for the 5th directly season and 6th time in seven years, it is going to have much less to do with training adjustments and extra with the gamers self-regulating higher.
“It’s that player-driven leadership right now that’s going to drive the boat,” Diggs mentioned. “For me, it’s glass half full. I’m always a glass half full kind of guy.”
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