Stefon Diggs is "frustrated" with his role with the Bills what is he planning to do for next season?

Buffalo Bills Stefon Diggs is not very happy at his current team and is considering going to another team for the upcoming season.

Diggs' drama with the Bills

Of course, there is a lot to analyze. Somehow, a truce was negotiated and there was some common ground between head coach Sean McDermott.

For most of the past week, there were no reports on the source of Diggs' stance. On Sunday, Ben Volin of the Boston Globe revealed that "Diggs' frustration is with his role in the offensive team and his voice to decide plays, according to a league source close to the Bills' locker room."

The situation had been hiding in plain sight since the 17-point playoff loss to the Bengals. He was visibly frustrated on the field at the end of the game. He stood in front of quarterback Josh Allen and did a lot of talking just with his arms, Diggs left the postgame locker room before meeting with reporters.

He skipped the entire voluntary portion of the offseason program, something that didn't worry Bills fans as much as it should have.

Stefon Diggs reached his boiling point as he did not attend the mandatory minicamp after meeting with McDermott and general manager Brandon Beane on Monday and Tuesday.

It's still unclear whether Diggs stormed out or was asked or told to leave. Diggs complained on social media that someone lied; he may have left on his own after someone suggested he do so.

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