The Boston sports scene is currently abuzz with the Red Sox promoting Roman Anthony, the No. 1 prospect in baseball, to the big leagues. Meanwhile, just about 34 miles south of Fenway Park, the youngsters for the New England Patriots were making noise behind Gillette Stadium during Day 1 of mandatory minicamp.

Patriots receiver Stefon Diggs can't do much on the field at the moment as he continues his recovery from ACL surgery, but he can still sidestep questions with the media.

The Patriots installed new playbooks, established their practice routine, and developed chemistry with a roster and coaching staff that has dozens of new faces.

Former University of Maryland football player and New England Patriots star receiver Stefon Diggs hosted a youth football camp that drew out some star-studded attendees.

Stefon Diggs isn't like most newcomers. The Patriots receiver explained why he's well prepared to play in Josh McDaniels' offensive scheme

Stefon Diggs reportedly looked astoundingly good in his Patriots OTA debut as he continues to recover from a torn ACL.

Patriots wide receiver Stefon Diggs is ready to be a full participant in practice whenever the team will allow it. Diggs, who tore his ACL in late October, has been limited in spring practices, participating in individual drills and the walk-through portion but sitting out of full-speed 11-on-11s.