Houston Texans star Stefon Diggs nearly injured during practice

The Houston Texans are busy working out in the offseason as they have huge potential for the 2024 NFL season. In doing so, Diggs took a scary fall on Friday that could have injured him.

Thankfully, Diggs was fine after the incident, even taking to X (formerly Twitter) to joke about the fall, which should come as a sigh of relief to Texans fans.

Diggs being in a good mood about the situation seems to fit his brand, as he’s been a big personality on and off the field since becoming a star in the league. Now, he’ll do it while wearing a Texans jersey.

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This offseason, the Texans made the decision to do everything they could to build a Super Bowl contender. The moves began with acquiring Diggs from the Buffalo Bills by shipping a second-round pick and restructuring his contract.

It makes sense to bet on the Texans as well. Rookie quarterback CJ Stroud recorded 4,108 passing yards and 23 touchdowns to his five interceptions while having an elite rookie campaign. Adding Diggs to a wide receiver room alongside Nico Collins and Tank Dell gives the Texans an elite trio like the best in the league.

What Diggs brings to Houston will certainly be something to watch. His initial move from the Minnesota Vikings to the Bills, playing for an elite quarterback in Allen, allowed Diggs to reach an even higher level. The same situation could soon occur for the legendary receiver.

While the Texans have gone from a three-win team in 2022 to a 10-win team in 2023, they are expected to make a bigger jump where playoff success will be expected and one playoff win simply won’t be enough for Houston.

Although navigating the AFC will be difficult, the offseason provides a great opportunity for the Texans to continue to improve and prepare for a season full of hope and expectations.

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