Patriots WR Stefon Diggs Blunts His Emotions After Disappointing Performance in Super Bowl.
In a stark contrast to his typical emotional reactions after playoff losses, New England Patriots wide receiver Stefon Diggs took a more subdued approach following the team's 29-17 loss to the Seattle Seahawks in the Super Bowl on Sunday night.
Diggs, who was limited to just three receptions for 37 yards, praised the Seahawks' secondary for doing an excellent job of covering him and other receivers. "We got beat by a good (expletive) team," Diggs said in a statement, highlighting that the Patriots were no match for the Seahawks on Sunday.
The terse response from Diggs marked a notable departure from his usual emotional displays after playoff losses, particularly when he played for the Buffalo Bills. This suggests that Diggs is choosing to remain stoic and focused on the team's next steps rather than dwelling on this one loss.
For Patriots coach Mike Vrabel, the loss provided an opportunity to reflect on the season's progress and reassure his team that setbacks are a natural part of the journey towards building a successful program. "It’s OK to be disappointed," he said. "We have to remember what it feels like and make sure it's not repeatable."
In a stark contrast to his typical emotional reactions after playoff losses, New England Patriots wide receiver Stefon Diggs took a more subdued approach following the team's 29-17 loss to the Seattle Seahawks in the Super Bowl on Sunday night.
Diggs, who was limited to just three receptions for 37 yards, praised the Seahawks' secondary for doing an excellent job of covering him and other receivers. "We got beat by a good (expletive) team," Diggs said in a statement, highlighting that the Patriots were no match for the Seahawks on Sunday.
The terse response from Diggs marked a notable departure from his usual emotional displays after playoff losses, particularly when he played for the Buffalo Bills. This suggests that Diggs is choosing to remain stoic and focused on the team's next steps rather than dwelling on this one loss.
For Patriots coach Mike Vrabel, the loss provided an opportunity to reflect on the season's progress and reassure his team that setbacks are a natural part of the journey towards building a successful program. "It’s OK to be disappointed," he said. "We have to remember what it feels like and make sure it's not repeatable."
Diggs is being super chill about this one 
, which is actually kinda refreshing 
after all those dramatic meltdowns from last season 
. I think he's just trying to stay focused on the future and not dwell on one loss 
. The Seahawks' defense was pretty solid, and you can't blame them for coming out on top 
. It's cool that Vrabel is using this as a chance to reflect on the season and reassure his team 
. Maybe Diggs just lost his sparkle for the Super Bowl 
? Either way, I'm rooting for him and the Pats in the offseason 
He usually gets super emotional on the sidelines, but now he's just keeping it 100. It's all about moving forward and getting ready for next season 
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, reminding his team that setbacks are part of the game. It's not about dwelling on losses but using them as a chance to learn and grow.
. But you can tell he's still hurting about the loss and that play where they got sacked was a total dagger 
. Still, I respect his attitude for choosing to stay calm and not dwell on it too much. Maybe this is a sign of him growing into a leader? 
Either way, I'm curious to see how he'll bounce back from this loss 
.
i mean the guy just keeps it 100 no matter what, even after a tough loss like that. it's like he's saying "i'm still here, i'm still focused" you know? and its not just him either, Coach Vrabel is right on point too - setbacks are part of the game, but you gotta learn from them and move forward. maybe this is the start of something special for the Patriots... they need a bit of a reboot anyway 
! i love how he kept his cool after that tough loss in the super bowl 
, reminding his team that setbacks are part of the journey to greatness 
and coach vrabel sounds super relatable right now 
i mean, who hasn't been there where you're all like "what did we do wrong" but then you just chill and think about what you can do better next time 
. The Patriots have been relying on Diggs' big plays all season so this kind of game is huge for their identity going forward 
! It's like, you can tell he's still hurting from it but he's choosing to focus on the future instead of dwelling on the past 
. Meanwhile, Mike Vrabel is all about keeping it real and reminding his team that setbacks are part of the game 
! Patriots fans can take a cue from Stefon Diggs' stoic response and try not to get too down 
#PatriotsNation #StefonDiggs #SuperBowlLoss
. But seriously, 37 yards? That's like me trying to get a new phone upgrade – it's just not happening 
. And Vrabel's right, setbacks are part of the game, but I'm sure Diggs is just trying to "dig" himself out of that performance 
but i guess the Seahawks' secondary was on point 
anyway, it's good that Diggs is trying to stay focused on the future instead of dwelling on this one loss 
. He's always been so emotional on the field after losses, but this time seems different. Maybe he's just trying to keep it real, you know? The Seahawks' secondary did a great job of containing him, and it's not like the Pats were gonna win that game anyway 
. Now let's hope they come back stronger next season