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Six Former Texans, Including Stefon Diggs, Head to the Super Bowl

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Six Former Texans, Including Stefon Diggs, Head to the Super Bowl

Houston football fans will see familiar faces on the sport’s biggest stage this year. Six former Houston Texans players, including star wideout Stefon Diggs, are heading to the Super Bowl—giving locals another reason to watch the championship game with extra pride.

The group features several players who made their mark in Houston before moving on to new opportunities. While they’ll be competing for another team’s title hopes, their presence serves as a reminder of the talent that has flowed through the Texans’ roster over the years.

Former Texans Find New Spotlight

Diggs, one of the most recognizable names among the former Texans, joined a roster loaded with offensive power and has quickly made an impact. His skill, leadership, and clutch play helped push his team deep into the postseason. He’s joined by five other ex-Texans who carved out key roles after their time in Houston.

For fans who followed their careers from the beginning, watching these players succeed elsewhere brings a mix of nostalgia and appreciation. Their journeys also highlight how much the Texans’ organization has evolved, especially under newer leadership focused on long-term development and player growth.

Why It Matters for Houston Fans

Seeing former Texans competing for a championship can energize the local fan base, especially at a moment when Houston’s own roster is surging with young talent. It also reflects how the Texans’ scouting and player development have produced athletes who can thrive at the highest level.

Even though these players won’t be wearing Houston jerseys on Super Bowl Sunday, their success keeps the city connected to the NFL’s biggest event. Many fans will be tuning in not just for the matchup, but to see how these former Texans perform under the spotlight.

What’s Next

The Super Bowl often reshapes narratives around players’ legacies, and for these six former Texans, a championship could elevate their careers further. Meanwhile, Houston’s current roster looks poised to create its own Super Bowl storyline in the coming seasons.

No matter which team you’re rooting for, Houston football fans have plenty of familiar talent to cheer on this year.

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