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Stefon Diggs began the season as the Patriots No. 3 WR as he was eased back from injury.
Tonight, he became the first New England WR with back-to-back games of 100+ rec yards since 2019.
His performance in Buffalo was a statement not just to his team, but the entire league.
Tonight, he became the first New England WR with back-to-back games of 100+ rec yards since 2019.
His performance in Buffalo was a statement not just to his team, but the entire league.
October 6, 2025 at 4:37 AM
Stefon Diggs began the season as the Patriots No. 3 WR as he was eased back from injury.
Tonight, he became the first New England WR with back-to-back games of 100+ rec yards since 2019.
His performance in Buffalo was a statement not just to his team, but the entire league.
Tonight, he became the first New England WR with back-to-back games of 100+ rec yards since 2019.
His performance in Buffalo was a statement not just to his team, but the entire league.
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Bullfrog ×2 of the day!
Sunday, 28 Sept 2025
Sunday, 28 Sept 2025
September 28, 2025 at 12:49 PM
Bullfrog ×2 of the day!
Sunday, 28 Sept 2025
Sunday, 28 Sept 2025
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NEW: SCOTUS's Republican appointees let Trump ignore Congress, cut foreign aid.
Justice Kagan, dissenting for the Democratic appointees, noted the majority's "preliminary" order means $4 billion in aid allotted by Congress will be blocked "for all time.“
This evening, at Law Dork:
Justice Kagan, dissenting for the Democratic appointees, noted the majority's "preliminary" order means $4 billion in aid allotted by Congress will be blocked "for all time.“
This evening, at Law Dork:
SCOTUS's Republican appointees let Trump ignore Congress, cut foreign aid
Justice Kagan, dissenting for the Democratic appointees, noted the majority's "preliminary" order means $4 billion in aid allotted by Congress will be blocked "for all time.“
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September 26, 2025 at 11:33 PM
NEW: SCOTUS's Republican appointees let Trump ignore Congress, cut foreign aid.
Justice Kagan, dissenting for the Democratic appointees, noted the majority's "preliminary" order means $4 billion in aid allotted by Congress will be blocked "for all time.“
This evening, at Law Dork:
Justice Kagan, dissenting for the Democratic appointees, noted the majority's "preliminary" order means $4 billion in aid allotted by Congress will be blocked "for all time.“
This evening, at Law Dork: