Heading into his second season with the Buffalo Bills, Stefon Diggs looked back at how things ended with the Minnesota Vikings.

Diggs acknowledged that it was fair to call him a bad teammate late in his time in Minnesota, before the Vikings traded him to the Bills in March of 2020.

"Coming from my old team — I hate talking about old stuff — but up to me wanting to leave and go to another place, I was a good teammate," Diggs said.

"It wasn't until I wanted to do something else is when I became a bad teammate. So as far as when things are going good, it's all good until it's not good. So for me, even then, I always tried to play with a chip on my shoulder and lead my team the best way I know how. Coming here I had a fresh start. It was fair for people to make their assumptions or their assessments from the outside looking in. That’s fair. I just look at it as, when I get there I’ll show them who I am and we’ll go from there. As far as my new chapter with my new team, things are going pretty good."