3 days after Stefon Diggs-Cardi B yacht party, insider says pink powder could end $69,000,000 WR’s time with Patriots

Stefon Diggs has been in the headlines ever since a video of him at a yacht party with famous rapper Cardi B went viral. Eagle-eyed fans noticed Diggs holding a bag of a mysterious pink powder in the video.

NFL insider Albert Breer believes the incident could cause a lot of trouble for the four-time Pro Bowl receiver.

Stefon Diggs joined the New England Patriots in March. He signed a three-year contract worth $69 million with $25 million guaranteed. However, Breer thinks Diggs' time in New England could end even before he plays a game for the Pats.

On "98.5 The Sports Hub," the veteran analyst said that Diggs' future depends on the explanation he gave to Patriots coach Mike Vrabel and how he received it. He added that it would be difficult for anyone to prove what was in the bag, and it's up to the team to decide what to do with the WR next.

“I think it’s going to be hard for anybody, the league is going to look into this, and they’re going to hit a dead end cause they’re not going to be able to prove what was in the bag. So then, it’s up to the team to make a decision. "

He added:

"And if the team wants to recoup any of the guaranteed money, they have to cut him right away.

"Because you can’t hold him on the roster for two weeks and then decide, 'OK, we’re done with you then,' so my guess would be, the reason he wasn’t at practice — this is purely a guess — but my guess would be the reason he wasn’t at practice the other day might be because Mike told him to stay away and maybe they’re sorting through everything now.”

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Breer summarised that Diggs will likely not lie to Mike Vrabel, and if he does, the coach will know, as he's a former player who's been around NFL locker rooms for three decades.

New England Patriots HC Mike Vrabel addressed Stefon Diggs' viral video

A day after Stefon Diggs' viral video with Cardi B was posted online, Mike Vrabel sent a warning to his players about their conduct.

Vrabel told the media after Wednesday's OTA:

"Obviously, we want to make great decisions on and off the field, and we're hoping that with our time here on the field today, and when you don't have a script and we're on the call periods, that we're making great decisions."

He added:

"So the message will be the same for all of the players. Try to make great decisions. Any conversations that I've had with Stefon will remain between him and I."

It'll be interesting to see what the future holds for Stefon Diggs and if his time with the Patriots will end even before he steps on the field at the Gillette Stadium.