BREAKING : Patriots WR Stefon Diggs cleared for training camp

Stefon Diggs enters training camp with no restrictions and was medically cleared to join the New England Patriots on the field for the start of practices this week.

Diggs was deemed recovered from a torn ACL, which ended his 2024 season with the Houston Texans. Houston acquired Diggs from the Buffalo Bills before last season and he caught 47 passes in eight games before he was lost for the season Oct. 27 against the Indianapolis Colts.

He caught six passes for 77 yards and a touchdown against the Patriots on Oct. 13.

Diggs, 31, signed with the Patriots in March, landing a three-year, $69 million contract.

New England knew his work well from Diggs’ four highly productive seasons with the Buffalo Bills (2020-23), a run of consecutive Pro Bowl campaigns during which he caught at least 103 passes each year.

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