Stefon Diggs distances self from brother's tweets on Bills - ESPN

ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — Wide receiver Stefon Diggs emphasized Thursday that he can't speak for his brother's recent social media posts about the Bills and that those comments are coming from more of a fan perspective and not someone within the team.

Diggs' brother, Dallas Cowboys cornerback Trevon Diggs, tweeted Monday after the Bills' 24-22 loss to the Denver Broncos that «Man 14 Gotta get up outta there» with a tired face emoji and crying emoji. He then tweeted Tuesday morning, «Let's not forget, he didn't start going off till bro got there,» referring to Bills quarterback Josh Allen.

«I'm not responsible for how other people feel,» Stefon Diggs said Thursday. «Anybody in this room for this manner, a reporter, a player, even my own brother. I love my brother. In the space that my brother's coming from is my family. So, you want to know how he feels? You got to take it up with him.

»… Putting me in a position or me having a conversation with my brother, but that's outside, that's in house family rules. But for me, I can't combat or answer all the questions as to why, with people in the world saying X, Y, Z."

Diggs said that his younger brother is not on the Bills, and that however he is feeling, Trevon Diggs would have to speak about it himself. The Cowboys cornerback is out for the season with a torn ACL suffered in practice in September.

«I haven't had a personal conversation with him,» Stefon Diggs said. «My brother is watching football right now. He's not playing too much. Obviously, he's coming from more of a fan perspective, but that is my family. So, I handle my family with the utmost respect, and I always hope that people treat it that way. So, when people speak of my family, have a level of integrity as well,