Stefon Diggs, now with the Houston Texans, reflects on his challenging final season with the Buffalo Bills, describing it as the worst mental space he's experienced in his NFL career. He acknowledged being aware of the impending trade throughout the season, which concluded with his lowest production numbers as a Bill, despite still being a Pro Bowler. Diggs attributed his struggles to significant changes in the coaching staff, particularly the promotion of Joe Brady to offensive coordinator, which led to a decrease in his targets and receptions. He expressed frustration with how the team's offensive strategy shifted, noting that his performance dipped dramatically in the latter half of the season. Diggs is optimistic about starting fresh with the Texans and believes in the potential of quarterback C.J. Stroud. He is set to make his Texans debut against the Indianapolis Colts and will face the Bills in Week 5.