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Stefon Diggs’ pre-Super Bowl speech to New England Patriots will give you chills

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Stefon Diggs delivered an emotional pregame message to the New England Patriots on the field ahead of Super Bowl LX as the team prepared for kickoff.

The wide receiver addressed his teammates in a pregame huddle, speaking about the journey that led him to the Super Bowl.

The speech was delivered shortly before kickoff as the Patriots gathered together on the field.

Stefon Diggs #8 of the New England Patriots gestures towards the crowd prior to Super Bowl LX against the Seattle Seahawks at Levi's Stadium on February 08, 2026 in Santa Clara, California.
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Stefon Diggs speaks to Patriots teammates before Super Bowl LX

Stefon Diggs brought the Patriots together on the field and spoke about perseverance, belief, and the moment in front of them.

He framed the occasion as the result of years of work rather than a single season. Diggs made clear that reaching the Super Bowl alone was not his goal. He stressed focus, effort, and execution as priorities for the night.

“Bring it in tight! Bring it in tight now! Come holla at me, come holla at me. All that s— I went through for ages, it was about going to the Super Bowl.”

“I want to win the Super Bowl, not just go, man. I ain’t come here for nothing. It’s all about us, it ain’t about them! High energy, execution, and let’s beat them!”

Diggs delivers final words before kickoff

The wide receiver closed his message by addressing outside doubt surrounding the Patriots. He emphasised unity and belief within the group.

“I hate to say it. But I heard the whispers. Nobody likes us, but I like us. The last thing I’m gonna leave y’all with is ‘WE ALL WE GOT!’”

Diggs finished by reinforcing collective responsibility. The speech concluded moments before the team broke the huddle.

The message set the tone as the Patriots prepared to take the field against the Seattle Seahawks in Super Bowl LX.