Stefon Diggs Cleared By NFL! League Finds No Violation After Assault Case

Stefon Diggs just picked up another major victory.

The star wide receiver has officially been cleared by the NFL after the league completed its investigation into allegations made by his former personal chef. According to reports, the NFL determined Diggs did not violate its Personal Conduct Policy and will not face any discipline.

The decision comes months after Diggs was accused of strangulation and assault and battery. The allegations sparked an investigation by both law enforcement and the NFL, placing the veteran receiver under intense scrutiny throughout the season.

Last month, Diggs was found not guilty following a jury trial that featured testimony from his former chef. While the court cleared him of wrongdoing, the NFL continued its own review before ultimately reaching the same conclusion.

Despite the controversy, Diggs remained active throughout the season and continued playing for the New England Patriots during their postseason run, which ultimately ended with a Super Bowl loss to the Seattle Seahawks.

Now, with both the criminal case and league investigation behind him, Diggs appears to have a clear path forward as he searches for his next NFL opportunity.

The 32-year-old remains one of the league’s most productive receivers. Last season, he recorded over 1,000 receiving yards and four touchdowns, proving he can still perform at a high level.

Many around the league believed teams may have been hesitant to pursue Diggs while the NFL investigation remained unresolved. With the case now closed and no suspension looming, interest in the free-agent wideout could increase significantly.

Diggs has spent the offseason training and staying in game shape, while his attorney recently argued that the veteran receiver deserves another opportunity on an NFL roster.

With the legal issues and league review now behind him, Stefon Diggs may soon be back on the field and focused solely on football.