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Diggs had a huge touchdown catch in the Commanders' passing offense, contributing to their strong second-half performance.

Diggs had a huge touchdown catch in the Commanders' 27-10 victory, contributing a key scoring play in the passing offense.

Diggs scored an eight-yard touchdown reception in the second quarter against the Eagles; the source notes he slid behind coverage (Chig Okonkwo and Antonio Williams) after Kenny Moore got caught inside, with Cooper DeJean and Riq Woolen failing to hand off the receiver to the next defender, allowing Diggs to exploit the coverage breakdown.

Diggs scored an eight-yard touchdown reception, sliding behind Chig Okonkwo and Antonio Williams while Kenny Moore was caught inside; the coverage breakdown occurred because DeJean and Woolen failed to hand off the receiver to the next defender, instead staying with their inside assignments.

Stefon Diggs came up huge on a touchdown catch that was a turning point in the game, displaying elite route running on the score in the Commanders' 27-10 win over Philadelphia.

Scored the first touchdown of the game on an eight-yard pass from Jayden Daniels in the second quarter, breaking through for the Commanders' first offensive touchdown.

Commanders receiver has earned the most looks when the team gets into scoring position over Weeks 6-8 with 21.0% target share, 5.5 average depth of target, and 71.8% slot rate. Diggs has been the primary option in the red zone despite Jayden Daniels looking to Chig Okonkwo more frequently on third downs.

Diggs caught a touchdown pass from Jayden Daniels during an 11-play, 89-yard scoring drive for the Commanders, demonstrating continued offensive involvement.

Stefon Diggs is the source's preferred Washington receiver at WR29, ahead of Antonio Williams who is WR42.

Diggs will be the de facto top target for the Commanders following Terry McLaurin's season-ending injury. Diggs leads Washington with four touchdown catches this season.

With Terry McLaurin out for the season, Stefon Diggs will lead Washington's aerial attack moving forward. Diggs is the WR24 in fantasy points per game with a 20.9% target share, 1.60 YPRR, 5 red zone targets, 4 deep targets, and 25.4% first-read share. Philadelphia has allowed the 13th-most yards per target, most receiving fantasy points per game, and seventh-most fantasy points per opportunity to slot receivers over their last five games. Diggs should be a strong WR2 this week.

Stefon Diggs is featured as an anytime touchdown prop bet at +200 odds in the Eagles-Commanders Week 8 matchup, indicating the source views him as a viable scoring option in this game.

Stefon Diggs is featured in the Eagles-Commanders Week 8 prop betting slate at +200 anytime TD odds, indicating the source views him as a viable touchdown scorer in this matchup against Washington.

Stefon Diggs is the Commanders' most consistent option for receiving touchdowns, making him a key target for Jayden Daniels in the absence of Terry McLaurin.

With Terry McLaurin out for the season, Diggs will be leading the way for Washington's aerial attack moving forward. Diggs is the WR24 in fantasy points per game with a 20.9% target share, 1.60 YPRR, five red zone targets, four deep targets, and a 25.4% first-read share. The source projects Diggs should be a strong WR2 this week against Philadelphia, who has allowed the 13th-most yards per target, the most receiving fantasy points per game, and the seventh-most fantasy points per opportunity to slot receivers over their last five games.

Listed as a potential workload beneficiary due to wide receiver injuries; positioned for increased snaps and targets.

WR Stefon Diggs has been cleared to play after missing his team's previous game with hand and hamstring injuries.

Cleared from injury report ahead of Week 8 matchup vs. Philadelphia Eagles with Terry McLaurin ruled out. While the team indicated his role won't expand dramatically, Flock Fantasy expects Diggs to receive additional work due to McLaurin's absence and recommends starting him.

Ranked WR24, fairly high on Mattek's site. Diggs is the primary beneficiary of Terry McLaurin being out for the rest of the season. Favorable matchup against the Eagles, who are running out of talent and depth.

TD prop at +210; receiving yards Over 42.5 at -114. Prediction: Over on receiving yards, indicating confidence in his target volume against Washington's defense.

Wide receiver Stefon Diggs is good to go despite a hand and hamstring injury.

Ranked WR21; Commanders projected for 23.5 points against Eagles defense that is healthy but vulnerable. Despite Antonio Williams replacing Terry McLaurin, Kyler Gordon projects Diggs to remain around 65% snap share rather than spike to 85%; Eagles have shown weakness in slot coverage. On per-game basis this season: WR25 overall, WR24 usage, WR19 targets, WR23 receptions—pacing for low-end WR2 with WR3 upside; loss of McLaurin should increase featured role in game plan.

With Terry McLaurin out for the year, the Commanders' receiving corps is going to look different coming out of the bye. While Diggs' role might not change that much, he's likely to see more targets. That's notable against an Eagles defense giving up the second-most fantasy points to receivers, the sixth-most receiving yards and the ninth-most receiving touchdowns. In the last four games, six WRs have posted at least 70 yards against Philly.

With Terry McLaurin out for the year, the Commanders' receiving corps is going to look different coming out of the bye. While Diggs' role might not change that much, he's likely to see more targets. That's notable against an Eagles defense that's giving up the second-most fantasy points to receivers, the sixth-most receiving yards and the ninth-most receiving touchdowns. In the last four games, six WRs have posted at least 70 yards against Philly.