Philadelphia Eagles fans mock Stefon Diggs for premature celebration in 37-34 loss - "Such a clown,"

Philadelphia Eagles fans mock Stefon Diggs for premature celebration in 37-34 loss - "Such a clown," "Just fly home."

Opting for an early celebration proved costly for Stefon Diggs.

The clash between the Philadelphia Eagles and Buffalo Bills on Sunday is set to be remembered as one of the most thrilling games of 2023, characterized by a significant comeback and numerous shifts in the lead. During one such pivotal moment, Gabe Davis secured a lead for the visiting team with a seven-yard pass from Josh Allen, triggering a notable response from Diggs, a three-time Pro Bowler teammate.

However, Diggs' celebration was short-lived, as the Eagles swiftly leveled the game with a 59-yard field goal by Jake Elliott. The victory was then secured in overtime with a 10-yard rushing touchdown by Jalen Hurts. Consequently, Diggs found himself at the receiving end of mockery.

Is Stefon Diggs and the Buffalo Bills' playoff chances in jeopardy following their loss to the Eagles?

In the span of nine games, Stefon Diggs has maintained his exceptional performance, recording 70 receptions for 834 yards and seven touchdowns. Despite his individual success, the Buffalo Bills find themselves facing internal challenges.

Initially hailed as Super Bowl contenders after achieving a franchise-best 13-3 record for the fourth time in history in 2022, the team's trajectory took a downturn with a disappointing 16-22 overtime loss to the New York Jets, marked by a lackluster performance from Josh Allen.

While a three-game winning streak seemed to revive their reputation, subsequent events have been largely unfavorable — a 3-5 run, including a 25-29 loss to the struggling New England Patriots.

The nadir was reached in Week 10 when the Bills suffered a 20-21 defeat to the Denver Broncos, with Russell Wilson finding the endzone on his 29th attempt. The fallout from this disappointment was swift, with the team firing offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey the following day.

The recent loss has left the Buffalo Bills with a .500 record, trailing behind the Broncos and Houston Texans just before their bye week, thereby jeopardizing their playoff prospects.

Following the game, head coach Sean McDermott remarked:

• "This is the league we're in, right? We came in here, we fought our hearts out, but we didn't make enough plays, didn't do enough, and didn't perform well enough on the coaching end."

• "We're a good football team, and unfortunately, we came out on the short end here. There are no moral victories. Each and every one of us has to look at ourselves, and as I mentioned before, that starts with me."

Their first game post-bye week presents no respite: a challenging visit to face the defending Super Bowl champions, the Kansas City Chiefs, scheduled for December 10th.