ESPN star Molly Qerim was left stunned during Wednesday's edition of First Take.
The 38-year-old host expressed she needed clarification from former NFL QB Dan Orlovsky on what is happening with the Buffalo Bills.
Molly discussed the situation with Orlovsky and former NFL stars Keyshawn Johnson and Damien Woody.
Molly asked the panel if they were concerned about the Bills and star Wide receiver Stefon Diggs missing off-season workouts. '
Woody had an issue with the timing of the news from Diggs and stated he should have voiced his displeasure with the team earlier in the year.
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Hall of Fame WR Johnson said Diggs was sending a message to the front office.
Molly asked Orlovsky to elaborate on what Johnson was expressing.
"Keyson, I know you speak receiver, but Dan, do you speak quarterback?"
"Because I need you to translate what's happening on Josh Allen's side for me."
Orlovsky highlighted that he felt Allen handled it well and was not worried about the situation.
"It's something, but I'm not overly concerned."
"I think the reason why I'm not concerned is because it's fixable and also justified."
He continued to detail that Diggs should get more targets in big moments, like Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes forces the ball to Travis Kelce in clutch situations.
"Stefon has the right to sit here and go. I'm the guy you should find ways to force the ball to me in pivotal moments like other guys do to their top WR."
Diggs missed Minicamp to start the week, and head coach Sean McDermott said he was "very concerned."
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However, Digggs returned to practice on Wednesday. McDermott told reporters that the team is "in a good spot."
Diggs shared that the situation is over.
"I feel like it's resolved."
