The highest-profile addition to the Texans restocked offensive arsenal, Stefon Diggs brings the league's 7th-highest target share in 2023 (27.5%) to an offense suddenly chock-full of target-earning pass catchers. While Diggs' season long numbers paint the picture of a bonafide fantasy WR1 - his 16.2 PPR fantasy points per game ranked 12th among all receivers to run 100 or more routes, and his 2.06 yards per route run more than qualified as healthy per-route production - the splits before and after Ken Dorsey's firing after Week 10 and the eventual hiring of Joe Brady tell a different story. Diggs' overall utilization remained relatively unchanged with both coordinators, with his 28.6% target share and 0.28 targets per route run from Weeks 1-10 (with Dorsey) slightly mirroring his still-elite 25.8% target share and 0.27 targets per route run from Weeks 11-18 (with Brady). What didn't remain consistent was his productivity and efficiency on that work; Diggs' yards per route run dropped a full yard (2.45 to 1.44) once Brady took over play calling, while his first downs per route run was also sliced in half (0.121 per route run to 0.069.). The embattled former Bill was unable to recapture his early season form in the postseason, catching just ten passes for 73 scoreless yards through two games, and enters the highly competitive Texans WR room on arguably the coldest streak of his career. Contrast Diggs' end of season numbers with Nico Collins', and it's hardly a question who figures to operate as C.J. Stroud's WR1 in 2024... but we would be remiss to eschew the three and a half years of elite fantasy production Diggs delivered in Buffalo in our assessment of him as he enters an entirely new situation in 2024. Whether that troubling stretch at the end of the year was a manifestation of Diggs' long-speculated upon frustration with the team or an indicator of a potential falloff as he enters his age-31 season remains to be seen, but it's tough to envision Diggs reclaiming anything close to the workload he enjoyed with the Bills in a drastically more competitive Texans passing offense. He should be a solid WR2 this year, but expect some volatility given the entire arsenal CJ Stroud has to choose from. Because of that, it might be worth skipping on him at his price to grab Tank Dell later on, assuming you don't already have Collins on your roster.