The Houston Texans surprised the football community with their remarkable performance in the 2023 season, unexpectedly clinching the AFC South title and even securing a postseason victory. Building on this momentum, they made a significant move in the offseason by adding Stefon Diggs from the Buffalo Bills.
Their offense, led by Offensive Rookie of the Year quarterback C.J. Stroud, boasts a plethora of weapons. With the addition of Diggs to an already promising wide receiver corps featuring Nico Collins, Tank Dell, Robert Woods, Noah Brown, and John Metchie III, the Texans possess a formidable aerial attack. Additionally, they have tight end Dalton Schultz as a reliable option. In the backfield, the acquisition of veteran Joe Mixon from the Cincinnati Bengals alongside Dameon Pierce further strengthens their offensive arsenal.
With Diggs anchoring the wide receiver group as a true number one option, the Texans’ offense has the potential to be one of the best in the NFL. His presence not only elevates the performance of his teammates but also brings a competitive edge, fueled by his desire to prove himself following the conclusion of his tenure in Buffalo.
As the Houston Texans prepare for mandatory minicamp, Diggs reflected on his trade from the Bills, expressing gratitude towards Bills quarterback Josh Allen for his support and acknowledging the significant impact Allen had on his career. Despite his happiness about joining the Texans, Diggs maintains a deep appreciation for his time in Buffalo.
Having earned Pro Bowl honors in all four seasons with the Bills, including two All-Pro selections, Diggs brings a wealth of experience and production to the Texans. His consistent performance, marked by six consecutive seasons of over 1,000 yards and at least six touchdowns, underscores his value as a premier wide receiver in the league.
