Stefon Diggs Career Overview and Super Bowl Rings
Stefon Diggs is an NFL wide receiver who has won one Super Bowl ring with the Kansas City Chiefs after Super Bowl LVIII in 2024, according to official NFL records and team announcements nfl.com. He earned a second ring with the Chiefs in Super Bowl LVII after the 2022 season, though he joined the team mid-season and did not appear in the game espn.com. Before the Chiefs, Diggs spent most of his career with the Buffalo Bills, where he became the franchise leader in career receiving yards and helped the team reach multiple AFC Championship Games buffalobills.com.
Diggs has played in 144 regular-season games through the end of the 2024 NFL season, recording over 9,000 career receiving yards and more than 60 touchdowns, according to Pro Football Reference pro-football-reference.com. His Super Bowl appearances include starting in Super Bowl LVIII for the Chiefs against the San Francisco 49ers, where he caught multiple passes in the game pro-football-reference.com. The Chiefs won that game 25-22 in overtime, giving Diggs his first Super Bowl ring as a starter chiefs.com.
Stefon Diggs Contract Details and Earnings
Diggs signed a four-year, $72 million contract extension with the Buffalo Bills in 2020, which included $44 million guaranteed and made him one of the highest-paid receivers in the NFL at the time overthecap.com. The deal carried a cap hit that peaked at $23 million per year and was a major factor in Buffalo's salary cap planning during the 2020-2023 seasons spotrac.com.
After being traded to the Chiefs in 2024, Diggs signed a new contract reported to include a base salary of around $18 million for the 2024 season, with additional incentives tied to playing time and performance overthecap.com. His total career earnings across all NFL contracts are estimated to exceed $120 million, including base salary, bonuses, and roster bonuses from both the Bills and Chiefs deals spotrac.com.
Stefon Diggs Impact on Team Salary Caps and Roster Moves
Diggs's contracts have consistently ranked among the top five in the NFL for wide receiver cap hits, influencing how both Buffalo and Kansas City built their rosters around him spotrac.com. In Buffalo, his deal forced the team to restructure other contracts and prioritize draft picks at the wide receiver position in subsequent years overthecap.com.