The Buffalo Bills' new wide receiver said during a series of tweets that he misses and loves football, "but there’s so many unanswered questions with this upcoming season. I’d be lying if I said I was comfortable starting back up.”

Diggs also admitted that playing a game without fans would be "weird." It's looking increasingly likely that, if games are held, fans will not be able to attend.

Training camp is scheduled to open July 28. Diggs came to the Bills in a trade with the Minnesota Vikings in March. Buffalo General Manager Brandon Beane sent his first-round pick in April's draft (along with fifth- and sixth-round picks this year and a fourth-round pick next year) to the Vikings as part of a package for the 26-year-old receiver who last season set a career high with 1,130 receiving yards. Diggs finished with 63 catches and six touchdowns in 2019. He projects as the Bills' No. 1 receiver in 2020, giving the team a strong set of top three receivers along with John Brown and Cole Beasley.

Diggs had 102 catches for 1,021 yards and nine touchdowns in 2018, and for his career has 365 catches for 4,623 yards and 30 touchdowns.

His comments come after Akron native and Cleveland Browns center J.C. Tretter, the NFL Players Association president, wrote a letter questioning whether the league is putting player safety first as it devises a plan to play during a pandemic.