Bills Refusing to Use Stefon Diggs Could Prove Costly Against Scary Dolphins

The Buffalo Bills have been on a roll this NFL season, currently holding a 4-1 record and leading the AFC East. But despite their success, there is one notable player on their team that has yet to be utilized to his full potential: wide receiver Stefon Diggs. This has caused many fans and analysts to question the team’s decision to not fully utilize such a talented player, especially when facing a formidable opponent like the Miami Dolphins.

Since the Bills’ offensive coordinator Joe Brady took over, Diggs has not been receiving the same number of targets and production as he did last season. This has been a major talking point on the popular sports show “First Things First”, where hosts Nick Wright, Chris Broussard, and Kevin Wildes have expressed their concerns over the team’s decision. ACTION PACKED NEWS anchor, Wildes, even went as far as to say that not using Diggs to his full potential could ultimately cost the Bills in big games.

Dolphins Pose a Scary Threat to Chiefs in AFC

This has become even more apparent as the Bills gear up to face the Miami Dolphins this weekend. The Dolphins may have a 2-3 record, but they have shown impressive resilience and have given tough competition to top teams like the Seattle Seahawks and the New England Patriots. With a strong defense and a solid offensive line, the Dolphins could prove to be a formidable opponent for the Bills.

In fact, on “First Things First”, Broussard and Wildes both expressed that the Dolphins could pose a greater threat to the reigning champions, the Kansas City Chiefs, compared to the Bills. The Chiefs have already suffered a surprise loss to the Las Vegas Raiders, showing that they are not invincible. So if the Bills continue to underutilize Diggs and struggle against the Dolphins, it could leave room for the Dolphins to potentially upset the Chiefs later in the season.

But for the Bills, it’s not too late to adjust their game plan and make use of one of their top offensive weapons. The team has shown promise this season and it would be a shame to hinder their progress by not utilizing their star receiver. As for the Dolphins, they may just be the dark horse of the AFC, and the upcoming game against the Bills will surely be one to watch.