Stefon Diggs' frustrations with the Minnesota Vikings for the past year or so have been well documented. Just recently, the star wide reciever shared a video of him working out in an Arizona Cardinals shirt. Prior to that, Diggs deleted all mention and pictures of the Vikings on his Instagram.

Well, Diggs' apparent frustration apparently isn't over as the 26-year-old wideout posted a tweet that, if nothing else, stirs the pot a bit.

Diggs certainly has never been shy about his aspirations to possibly play for another team and his recent tweet might confirm that.

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Last season, the former fifth-round pick recorded 63 catches for a career-high 1,130 yards and six touchdowns. With two straight 1,000-yard seasons, Diggs has proven himself as one of the most productive and talented receivers in the league. As a result, there will certainly be many teams interested in the 6-foot pass-catcher should Minnesota decide to move on from Diggs.

Diggs recently signed a five-year deal with the Vikings worth $72 million and isn't set to become an unrestricted free agent until 2024, so any team looking to acquire the fifth-year pro will have to do so via trade.

Teams such as the New England Patriots, Las Vegas Raiders, and Pittsburgh Steelers all have been linked to Diggs and all could use an upgrade at the receiver position.