Buffalo Bills offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey has probably heard all the rumors about Stefon Diggs being unhappy in Buffalo, but from what he's seen, Diggs has been a model leader at training camp and practice, as he shared with Sal Cappacio.

Diggs has been in the news cycle as of late after ESPN's Stephen A. Smith made the claim on First Take that Diggs no longer wanted to play in Buffalo after another crushing postseason defeat.

“Brother wants out, by the way,” Smith said on First Take. “I'm just telling you what I know know. I got my own sources. Brother wants out. He don't wanna be in Buffalo no more. I'm telling you right now. I have my sources. Stefon Diggs got to be there, but he would prefer to be gone.”

Diggs fired back at Smith for his claims, calling them, “100% not true.”

Diggs, who has been with Buffalo for the last three seasons after being traded by the Minnesota Vikings, has enjoyed massive success with Josh Allen and the Bills. Diggs led the NFL in receptions and receiving yards his first year in Buffalo, and recorded a career-high 11 touchdown receptions last season.

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Buffalo management and Diggs have tried to put to rest any rumors of a trade or general unhappiness, but to no real avail.

Diggs, 29, is on contract with Buffalo through the 2027 season. Bills GM Brandon Beane went on record earlier this summer to say that Diggs never demanded a trade this offseason.

Ken Dorsey's praise of Stefon Diggs for his leadership should help smooth over what's been a rocky offseason full of trade rumors after a challenging playoff exit. The Bills look primed for a run at the Super Bowl, and Diggs is a critical part of that equation as one of the league's very best wide receivers.

Stefon Diggs and the Bills will kick off the season against Aaron Rodgers and the New York Jets in Week 1.