New England Patriots executive vice president of player personnel Eliot Wolf gave a cryptic update Monday on wide receiver Stefon Diggs, days after head coach Mike Vrabel confronted a reporter on the subject. Per Doug Kyed of the Boston Herald, Wolf praised Diggs for his hard work in rehabbing from the ACL injury that ended his season last year, but did not provide details on a timeline for his return. “I would say he’s probably done more than I would have expected to this point,” Wolf said. “He’s been a tremendous worker. He’s been out there practicing every time we’ve asked him to. That’s all part of (head athletic trainer) Jim Whalen’s plan for him working forward.” Diggs was inactive for New England’s preseason game against the Minnesota Vikings on Saturday. The All-Pro receiver has been cleared for contact, but told the media last week that “we’ll see” about his availability for Week 1. When asked about Diggs’ comments by Phil Perry of NBC Sports on Wednesday, Vrabel asked if the reporter was trainingRead More
Patriots front office gives curious update on Stefon Diggs
