Stefon Diggs still can’t stop thinking about the Bills’ early playoff exits from the last two seasons.
Diggs said “it doesn’t make sense” why Buffalo hasn’t advanced to the AFC Championship game the last two years — “like I will rack my brain with this s–t at this point.”
Diggs recalled how in his first year with the Bills — following a trade from the Vikings — they advanced to the AFC Championship in January 2021 before falling to the Chiefs, 38-24.
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