The Houston Texans are reshaping their wide receiver corps after trading for Christian Kirk, signaling the exit of Stefon Diggs. On Monday, they signed Braxton Berrios and agreed to a deal with Justin Watson of the Kansas City Chiefs.

Watson, 29, comes with a strong resume, having caught 64 passes for 1,064 yards and seven touchdowns during his time with the Chiefs, contributing to two Super Bowl victories. This influx of talent positions the Texans to potentially have a much stronger receiving unit next season, aligning with C.J. Stroud's development as a starting quarterback.

As it stands, the Texans' wide receiving lineup will likely see Kirk, Berrios, Watson, and Nico Collins as lead targets, with hopes for Tank Dell's return from injury. This strategic overhaul suggests the Texans are serious about improving their offensive capabilities heading into the 2025 season.