Free-agent wide receiver Stefon Diggs offered a brief but telling response to speculation linking him to the Baltimore Ravens, saying he has yet to decide where he will play next season.
“I don’t know, man. I gotta figure that out,” Diggs said when asked by a fan about joining Baltimore during an appearance at the Fanatics Flag Football Classic.
Diggs became one of the most notable available veterans this offseason after being released by the New England Patriots following a one-year stint that included a deep playoff run ending in the Super Bowl.
The move came after the two sides failed to restructure a contract carrying a $26.5 million cap hit, allowing New England to clear significant salary space.
Ravens connection fueled by fit and hometown ties
Baltimore has emerged as a logical landing spot for multiple reasons. A Maryland native who played collegiately at the University of Maryland, Diggs would experience a homecoming by joining the Ravens.
The team is also searching for a proven receiving threat to complement Zay Flowers, who led Baltimore receivers with 1,211 yards last season.
Beyond Flowers, production was limited, with Rashod Bateman totaling 224 yards and DeAndre Hopkins finishing second on the team with 330 yards despite limited starts.
Diggs, meanwhile, surpassed 1,000 receiving yards again in 2025 – the seventh such season of his career:
- 85 receptions
- 102 targets
- 1,013 yards
- 4 touchdowns
Multiple suitors emerge across NFL landscape
While Baltimore remains a frequently discussed destination, the four-time Pro Bowler is drawing interest from several teams.
According to reports cited by Bleacher Report’s Kristopher Knox, the Miami Dolphins could target Diggs following a roster reset that left the team thin at wide receiver, while the Tennessee Titans have also been mentioned as a potential fit for the veteran pass-catcher.
At age 32, Diggs remains one of the most accomplished receivers on the market, leaving his next move a major storyline as the NFL offseason unfolds.
Until a decision is made, speculation surrounding his future – including a possible Maryland homecoming – is likely to continue.
