New Footage Reveals Offset Planning to ‘Beat, Strip, Shot in the Knee’ Stefon Diggs Amid Cardi B Drama

A leaked FaceTime clip tied to Offset and influencer Celina Powell has put Patriots wide receiver Stefon Diggs in a harsh spotlight. 

It lands one day before New England hosts the Chargers in the Wild Card round. Fans now watch a football team chasing wins while the noise keeps getting louder.

Offset’s alleged “shot in the knee” line puts Stefon Diggs in the middle

The clip described violent language aimed at Diggs. The outlet wrote Offset said, “If I catch Buddy and I can catch him, it’s going to be bad…man, beat, strip, shot in the knee, all type of [- – – -].”

The same report states that the video was shared by Celina Powell on X and subsequently boosted by a larger aggregator account. That matters because it turns a private feud into a public problem for an active NFL player.

Celina Powell shares FaceTime video of Migos Offset threatening to beat, strip and shoot Cardi B’s boyfriend Stefon Diggs in the knee pic.twitter.com/uZDLcMHSCv

— Kollege Kidd (@KollegeKidd) January 10, 2026

The posts also drew attention to Cardi B’s divorce situation, which continues to fuel the narrative. Cardi B previously said, “The only reason why I’m still married is because somebody wants me to pay for their taxes,” via People.

Sources added engagement numbers that show how quickly it spread, listing over 400 comments and more than 1,500 reposts. When a clip moves like that, teams rarely control the storyline.

Patriots playoff stakes get heavier with Stefon Diggs’ numbers and his legal calendar

Stefon Diggs is not a fringe name in New England. He finished the regular season with 85 catches, 1,013 yards, and four touchdowns, and he is still the engine of the passing game.

The Patriots also enter the playoffs with a 13-3 record, so the stage is huge. A single distraction feels bigger when every game can end your season.

Diggs signed a three-year, $69 million max deal with New England, which came with extra attention from day one. Big money means big expectations, even when off-field topics show up.

The timing is also rough because Diggs is already dealing with a separate legal case involving his personal chef. His attorney said Diggs “categorically denies these allegations,” per NBC.

Next comes the Chargers on January 11, followed by the arraignment on February 13, and New England’s response will shape Stefon Diggs’ postseason story.