The Stefon Diggs trade wraps up at the 2025 NFL Draft. Here are the final results.
The Houston Texans already spent one of their 2025 NFL Draft picks heading into this April. During the 2024 offseason, they shipped a package of picks to the Bills in exchange for a group of assets from Buffalo that included former All-Pro receiver Stefon Diggs.
Now that we are at the draft, that trade will be finalized this weekend.
Original terms of the Stefon Diggs trade
Texans receive: Stefon Diggs, 2024 sixth-round pick, 2025 fifth-round pick
Bills receive: 2025 second-round pick
Who did the Bills select with the picks from the Stefon Diggs trade?
Buffalo received a second-round pick for the package they sent to the Texans. That turned out to be pick 56. It’s the first of two second-round picks for the Bills in 2025.
The Bills have yet to pick, but we will update with the player when the selection is made.
What did the Texans do with the picks from the Stefon Diggs trade?
In 2024, the sixth-round pick from Buffalo was pick 189. Houston traded away the pick for picks 205 and 249.
The Lions took Mekhi Wingo, a defensive tackle from LSU who played in 11 games for Detroit, at pick 189. He has nine career tackles.
Houston selected RB Jawhar Jordan at 205 and guard LaDarius Henderson at 249. Jordan spent the 2024 season on Houston’s practice squad while Henderson spent the season on the NFI list with a foot injury.
The Texans also have pick 166 in the 2025 NFL Draft. We’ll update with the final piece once the player is picked.
How was Stefon Diggs performance for the Texans?
After trading for Diggs, the Texans shortened his contract to just one year. He was hurt in Houston’s eighth game of the season, tearing his ACL and missing the rest of the games. He finished his career in Houston with 47 receptions, 496 yards, three touchdowns and a rushing TD.
In his lone game against Buffalo, Diggs had six catches for 82 yards and Houston won.
He signed with the New England Patriots this offseason.