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Stefon Diggs sparked a huge reaction after hinting that a reunion with his brother Trevon Diggs on the Washington Commanders could actually become a possibility.
When asked recently how long it might take before the two brothers are seen wearing Commanders uniforms, Stefon Diggs replied with a smile:
“That's what everyone's talking about right now. But we'll be talking about it very soon.”
A statement that immediately fueled speculation about a possible spectacular scenario in Washington.
A possibility that seems increasingly real
Over the past few weeks, Stefon Diggs has already publicly expressed his interest in the Commanders.
The veteran wide receiver seems particularly intrigued by the organization's current leadership as well as the project being implemented in Washington.
As for Trevon Diggs, his connection to Dan Quinn lends even more credibility to the rumors.
Before becoming head coach of the Commanders, Quinn worked with Trevon Diggs on the Dallas Cowboys, developing a very strong relationship with the star cornerback.
A family story that would generate a lot of buzz
The idea of seeing the Diggs brothers play together in the NFL is an extremely marketable scenario for Washington.
Stefon Diggs remains one of the league's most explosive wide receivers when healthy, while Trevon Diggs continues to be one of the most dangerous cornerbacks at forcing turnovers.
Stefon's potential arrival in Washington would instantly generate a huge amount of attention for the team.
Washington is looking to become a serious contender
The Commanders seem eager to accelerate their progress after several difficult seasons.
The organization is trying to build a more competitive culture under Dan Quinn, and the addition of a star player like Stefon Diggs would send a very strong message to the rest of the NFL.
For now, no trade or official agreement has been confirmed, but Stefon Diggs' comments are likely to keep the rumors alive over the coming weeks.
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