Buffalo Bills star wide receiver Stefon Diggs has found himself in a number of headlines this offseason. The situation that he had with the team during OTAs and mandatory minicamp in the spring captivated the football world. Things got to the point that Bills head coach Sean McDermott canceled the final day of mandatory minicamp.

Whatever may have been the reason for the dissension between the two sides was seemingly worked out. There were some issues that needed ironing out but the sides sat down and fixed it, as Diggs was present at the start of training camp.

One of the most eyebrow-raising reports to stem from that was the Bills being open to trading their star receiver. While not outright shopping him, they reportedly made him quietly available and would accept a deal if they were blown away.

More recently, Diggs once again found himself amid rumors. During a recent episode of First Take on ESPN, Stephen A. Smith was reporting that Diggs wanted out of Buffalo and lost a level of belief in the franchise.

It didn’t take long for the Bills star to shut those rumors down. He took to Twitter to say that the report from Smith was 100 percent not true. He questioned the source used for the information and thought that he had shut those rumors down previously.

Diggs doubled down on his love for the Bills and their fans with a second post saying he is rocking with his dawgs. That should put to bed any trade rumors involving the star wide receiver, who is seemingly committed to Buffalo for now.

However, there will be some people nervous that coild change in the future. Diggs said some very similar things near the end of his tenure with the Minnesota Vikings before ultimately being traded to the Bills during the 2020 offseason.