Stefon Diggs targets No. 1 wide receiver ranking with Commanders

Washington Commanders wide receiver Stefon Diggs expressed high confidence during his first media session with the team, stating that while he might say he is the second-best in the league on camera, he believes he is number one in his heart. Diggs, who recently joined the Commanders following a season with the New England Patriots, noted that his presence should make it difficult for defenses to double-team players in the Washington offense.

In other NFC news, Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator Sean Mannion confirmed the team will continue to utilize the ‘tush push’ play as long as it remains effective. Additionally, Eagles offensive tackle Lane Johnson discussed his career outlook, noting he considered retirement last year but currently remains focused on playing as a premier tackle.

In New York, Giants defensive coordinator Dennard Wilson commented on cornerback Deonte Banks, stating that Banks has entered a different headspace this offseason and is participating in an open competition for the No. 2 cornerback position.