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Stefon Diggs was heavy into the Christmas spirit on Thursday.
Diggs pulled up to a McDonald’s in West Seneca, about 10 miles outside Buffalo, and tipped each of the workers $200.
“Okay, but you know you’re a real lucky motherf–ker when Stefon Diggs comes through the f–king drive-thru and hands you $200 each,” a worker exclaimed on Instagram.
“Meeting the legend Stefon Diggs was an absolute honor,” she wrote in her caption. “Bills mafia for life tho.”
Diggs, 28, has recorded 82 catches for 1,007 yards and eight touchdowns for the Bills so far this season. The star wideout was named to his second straight Pro Bowl, as was his brother Trevon, a breakout star on the Cowboys defense.
Warning: The video below contains profanity.
“I was more happy for him than I was for myself,” Diggs said on Thursday. … “I was just more proud than anything. I was more happy when I heard about him, because I knew he was going, but I still wanted to see it. I saw his picture, I saw his face, and I saw him in the Cowboys, I’m like, yeah, that’s my little brother.”
The Buffalo receiver will be an even more important piece in Sunday’s matchup against New England. Bills pass-catchers Gabriel Davis and Cole Beasley are on the COVID-19 list for a game with tremendous implications in the AFC East divisional title race. The Patriots are 9-5 and Bills are 8-6.
Among many others in upstate New York, workers of the West Seneca McDonald’s will surely be rooting extra hard for the Bills.
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