The second is a Super Bowl trophy, something he was 60 minutes away from obtaining with the Patriots last season. I want to win, and I want to hold a trophy up,” Diggs said after a sweltering two-hour practice in Ashburn. Diggs said he’s long admired McLaurin from afar, and he got a good first impression from rookie Antonio Williams. They recently added vets at cornerback (Rasul Douglas) and center (Trey Hill), and that trend continued Friday with the signing of Diggs. “So here I am back home, and I carry that same chip, but I’m a part of the team now,” Diggs said.