Vikings, WR Stefon Diggs accepts the terms on the extension

Stefon Diggs insisted all summer that his contact situation was going to be "handled".

The Minnesota Vikings and the young receiver have accepted the terms of a new contract, reported Tuesday morning Tom Pelissero and Mike Garafolo of NFL Network, according to informed sources of the decision.

Garafolo notes that the agreement will not be for the top of the WR-money market but will be relatively close – $ 17 million a year on average the average Antonio Brown directs all receivers, while $ 38,258 million in guaranteed money Mike Evan in the lead.

Any salary increase will be solid for the fifth-round receiver who was to win only $ 1.907 million in the final season of his contract with the recruits

The most famous Diggs play was won by the & # 39 Minneapolis Miracle & # 39; on the Saints of New Orleans. The wideout, however, is more than just a marvel of a game.

As a road technician and still just 24 years old, Diggs can win at all levels and has become a maven downfield. In three seasons since coming out of Maryland, the 6-foot gap has compiled 200 receptions for 2,472 yards and 15 touchdowns. He has the ability to win at the line of scrimmage and secure the take in tight quarters. Diggs is ranked first among the receivers last season in Next Gen Stats tight window scoring and the controversial Pro Football Capture Efficiency . "

" Stefon is a hard worker, a man he is a guy has not been labeled as one of the best receivers … "Rhodes said on Good Morning Football from the NFL Network Tuesday. "But now he's showing his work, he's showing that he can catch the ball, he can run with the best, catch the best, jump with the best, and he deserves to # 39, to be paid with the best, we fight every day in practice, we go every day in practice, me, him and […] Thielen and the rest of the receivers, but he and Thielen being the leaders of this body of recipients, I am fighting with them … the best so that we can give the example to the younger ones. "

The point of questioning with Diggs was health. He has not yet played a slate of 16 games for three seasons, and a slight increase of 191 pounds could result in lingering injuries. Its explosive ability, however, outweighs these concerns.

Diggs recently stated that he did not want to leave Minnesota. His new pact will ensure that he will not have to do it soon.

"I want to be here, I love being here," says Diggs. "I like being part of this organization, they've taken an early chance."

Thielen having signed a four-season deal for last season, the Vikings now have one of the best duos in the NFL – and most underrated – in the foreseeable future.

With Diggs' contract following the bids of defensive end Danielle Hunter and linebacker Eric Kendricks in the off-season, the next deal will be with linebacker Antony Barr. General Manager Rick Spielman said he hopes to find a deal with Barr soon. At worst, by signing Diggs to a new contract, the Vikings have an easy decision on who to cross the mark, should he get to the next offseason.

The Diggs agreement now gives the Vikings a core of talented players under contract for the next few years. Diggs, Thielen, Hunter, Kendricks, Rhodes, Kirk Cousins, Everson Griffen, Joseph Linval, Riley Reiff, Harrison Smith and Dalvin Cook are all signed at least until the 2020 season.

The Vikings are stacked for the long distance friends. Get used to a lot of purple parties in the next few years.