Diggs sets Bills all-time record for 10-reception games

Wide receiver Stefon Diggs has surpassed Hall of Famer Andre Reed for the most ten-reception regular season games in Bills history, as he recorded his seventh such game in Buffalo’s 24-20 victory over Kansas City on Sunday.

Impressively, Diggs broke the franchise record in just his 39^th game as a Buffalo Bill. For perspective, Reed’s previous record of six ten-reception games was over the course of 221 career games with the Bills.

On Sunday, Diggs recorded 10 receptions for 148 yards, including this timely touchdown which put the Bills up by a score midway through the third quarter:

Diggs currently has 24 touchdowns in his 39 career games in Buffalo, and he has a long way to go to catch Reed’s record of 86 receiving touchdowns with the Bills. But, with Diggs locked up until 2026 and all-world quarterback Josh Allen hurling the ball to him, it wouldn’t be surprising if Diggs doubles his 10-reception record and starts knocking on the door for more all-time franchise records.

Diggs ranks top-three in every major statistical category for wide receivers heading into a well-deserved bye week:

• 3rd in NFL in receptions (49)
• 2nd in NFL in receiving yards (656)
• 2nd in NFL in receiving touchdowns (6)
• T-3rd in NFL in 20+ yard catches (8)
• T-2nd in NFL in 40+ yard catches (3)
• T-3rd in NFL in receiving first downs (31)
• T-2nd in NFL in targets (65)