Stefon Diggs traded to Texans

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https://fansided.com/posts/nfl-trade-gra...bills-deal

Bills receive 2025 second-round pick via Minnesota.

Texans receive Stefon Diggs and a 2024 sixth-round pick and a 2025 fifth-round pick.

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I am sure he will be happy there...for awhile.  Traded him at the right time, IMO

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They'll love him, and he them, until any questions start about lack of production, titles, etc...then, the texts...the pouting...the postgame fits....

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My final memory of Diggs as a Bill will be against the Chiefs when he dropped what may have been the best deep ball ever thrown in the NFL.

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4 years seems to be his run in any one place 

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https://twitter.com/DustBaker/status/177...jX_B8P1qEw&s=19

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Interesting. Guessing this trade negotiation has been going on since the Vikings/Texans trade. And since it's been reported the Texans approached the Vikings about that trade (and not the other way around), it makes me wonder if the Texans didn't want to give up their 1st and the Bills wanted a higher 2nd rounder than the Texans had. 

If I'm thinking of this correctly, the Texans basically gave up pick 23 for Diggs and a '25 2nd rounder. Not bad. That team is definitely on the rise. 

EDIT: Never mind, looks like it was the '25 2nd. 

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https://twitter.com/Jason_OTC/status/177...5MrTimNAzA&s=19

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There’s a method to Diggs’ madness, he first procures an extension, then proceeds to getting himself evicted, brilliant…  B)  

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I like Diggs, he plays hard on the field and has a fierce fire to win.  Sometimes that gets the better of him. I wouldn't be so quick to put the blame on Diggs for the Buffalo situation, watch the last drive of the KC game and watch Josh Allen ignore a wide open Diggs during the most crucial moments of the game that could have won it for them. There was definitely some issues between the two and I wouldn't be surprised if they were more on Allen.

When the players were initially taken off the field after the Damar Hamlin incident for what was being described as a delay at that time, Diggs was the only player or representative from the team, who went directly to the locker room changed and went to the hospital by himself without waiting for any kind of definitive announcement about the remainder of the game.  That is the kind of guy he is, putting his teammate first and properly prioritizing the situation.