Stefon Diggs Lawsuit Escalates: Accuser Submits 100+ Pages of Messages

The legal battle between NFL star Stefon Diggs and Christopher Griffith just got messier—literally. Court documents reveal that Griffith has handed over more than 100 pages of communications to back up his claims, turning what started as a defamation lawsuit into a he-said-he-said slugfest played out through text messages and social media screenshots.

Here’s where it gets interesting: Diggs claimed that Griffith was holding out on Instagram messages, asking the court to force his accuser to hand them over. Griffith’s response? He says Diggs already has them. The NFL star allegedly blocked Griffith on Instagram, which conveniently cut off his own access to their old conversation thread. Now he’s asking a judge to order Griffith to produce what he can’t see himself—a move that feels a bit like asking someone to hand over evidence you destroyed the key to.

The documents paint a picture of an ongoing dispute filled with digital breadcrumbs. Between iMessage and Instagram DMs, there’s apparently enough written back-and-forth to fill a small book. Whether these messages support Griffith’s claims of being drugged and sexually assaulted at Diggs’home—something Diggs adamantly denies—or undermine them is the question that matters. For now, both sides are digging in. Diggs sued for defamation first, claiming Griffith was spreading lies. Griffith countersued, escalating the stakes considerably. As the discovery process unfolds, it’s become clear that whatever happened between these two, they documented it extensively. The court will eventually have to sort through every screenshot, every emoji, every timestamp to figure out what’s real.