Bills Cornerback Rasul Douglas Leaves Cryptic Message After Stefon Diggs Trade

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07/04/2024 22h28

In a surprising turn of events, Buffalo Bills cornerback Rasul Douglas took to social media to share a cryptic movie quote following the trade of wide receiver Stefon Diggs to the Houston Texans. Fans speculated about the timing of his post, suggesting a possible connection to Diggs' departure.

Douglas, who had remained silent about the trade thus far, posted an abbreviated quote from the 2006 movie "ATL" starring rapper TI. The quote, originally spoken by one character to another, conveyed a strong message of cutting ties and moving on: "I don't wanna talk to ya, kick it with ya, skate with ya, nothin." While Douglas did not explicitly mention Diggs or the trade, fans interpreted the post as a potential parting message to the wide receiver.

The social media post garnered surprised reactions from fans, with many speculating that Diggs may have been disliked behind the scenes. Some fans connected this to Diggs' previous cryptic messages expressing unhappiness in Buffalo and a desire for a fresh start. Douglas, however, refrained from directly addressing Diggs' departure and has not posted anything else related to the trade.

Interestingly, other Bills players like left tackle Dion Dawkins shared fond farewells for Diggs, posting pictures of themselves together during their time as teammates in Buffalo. Diggs himself also took to Instagram to express his gratitude towards the city and the Buffalo Bills organization, referring to his four years in Buffalo as some of the best of his life.

The trade, which was announced on April 3, exposed reports of tensions within the Bills' locker room, though Douglas was not mentioned specifically. It was reported that quarterback Josh Allen had a heated exchange with Diggs after an overtime loss to the New York Jets in the season opener last year. While the context of the argument remains unknown, Allen reportedly snapped at Diggs, saying, "It's one [expletive] game," before motioning that he didn't want to talk to him.

As fans continue to speculate about the reasons behind the trade and the dynamics within the Bills' team, it remains to be seen how both Douglas and Diggs will fare in their respective futures.

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