Stefon Diggs free agency talks dominate NFL offseason speculation

Free‑agent wide receiver Stefon Diggs says he can still compete as a top option, asserting there is no clear No. 2 receiver and expressing confidence he will find a team despite ongoing legal matters. Media reports predict the Dallas Cowboys could sign Diggs on a one‑year, $10 million contract to bolster a receiving corps that currently relies on CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens. The Cowboys' lack of depth at receiver has fueled speculation that Diggs would provide a versatile slot and outside threat.

Separately, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell is expected to receive a contract extension before his current deal expires in March 2027, with owners considering his role in upcoming broadcasting negotiations and a potential 18‑game season. Goodell’s extension could coincide with a special meeting on the Seattle Seahawks’ sale.

Veteran receiver Deebo Samuel also confirmed he remains in shape and plans to play another season, but the primary focus remains on Diggs’s free‑agency status and the Cowboys’ interest.