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WATCH: Stefon Diggs mocks brother, Trevon, while scoring touchdown

James Fletcher IIIby: James Fletcher III02/06/22jdfletch3
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Stefon and Trevon Diggs have turned the 2022 NFL Pro Bowl week into a nationally televised sibling rivalry contest. During Sunday’s headliner, Buffalo Bills wide receiver Stefon got the best of his younger brother and made sure he knew about it.

During the third quarter of the Pro Bowl, Stefon Diggs got the ball near the goal line with a chance to score a rushing touchdown against Trevon. Seeing his brother Trevon standing five yards in front, he juked outside and cut back to the middle of the field. The open-field move left his brother on his knees looking up as Stefon pointed his finger at Trevon while crossing the goal line for the touchdown.

The AFC now holds a multi-score lead as time ticks away and Stefon Diggs has played a major role. In addition to his two catches for 25 yards, the older Diggs has added one carry for four yards and a touchdown, along with one pass completion for 15 yards.

Earlier in the game, Stefon Diggs also tested his defensive skills, guarding his brother Trevon after an unprecedented position in-game swap. Trevon famously switched positions from wide receiver to cornerback while at Alabama.

Stefon and Trevon Diggs at Pro Bowl

From the Skills Challenge to Dodgeball, there have been a number of different ways the players have tried to pull in viewers for the weekend. On Saturday, Dallas Cowboys’ defensive back Trevon Diggs won a friendly wrestling match with his brother, Buffalo Bills wide receiver Stefon Diggs.

No one was hurt in the brother-on-brother competition as other players gathered around to watch the latest round between the two. Earlier in the week, both participated in several of the NFL’s skill competitions and took shots at each other throughout the events.

Trevon Diggs intercepted 11 passes in the 2021-2022 season, becoming the first player to do so since Everson Walls did it in 1981. Meanwhile, Stefon has finished four straight seasons with at least 1,000 receiving yards and made his second consecutive Pro Bowl in two seasons with the Bills.