The Buffalo Bills and Stefon Diggs had perhaps the most notable divorce of the NFL offseason this past spring. The Bills traded the star wide receiver to the Houston Texans for a second-round draft pick,

Stefon Diggs and Josh Allen connected again Sunday, but it wasn't as joyous as when they hooked up for more than three dozen touchdowns and shared hugs, handshakes and thankful sweet-nothings over the previous four years. Allen sought out Diggs at midfield after the Bills lost to Diggs' Houston Texans' 23-20 on a walk-off field goal.

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen and Houston Texans wide receiver Stefon Diggs briefly met at midfield following their Week 5 showdown.

Stefon Diggs kept his cool after beating his former team. At least in front of the cameras. After an inspired speech to his teammates in the Texans’ locker room following his team’s 23-20 last-second win over the Bills, Diggs admitted it was a big win for him personally.

The Buffalo Bills traded star receiver Stefon Diggs to the Houston Texans this offseason. That made Houston's 23-20 win over the Bills on Sunday just a

Stefon Diggs downplayed the personal importance of Sunday's Week 5 game against the Buffalo Bills when meeting with the media last week. But the Houston Texans' wide receiver wasn't able to conceal his feelings that well after a 23-20 victory over his former team.

The Bills were, almost poetically, without Khalil Shakir, their top receiver. It left the Bills without a single player who caught a regular season pass from Allen in 2023. And those receivers didn’t add much on Sunday, even with a depleted Bills defense giving them one chance after another to take hold of the game.

The Buffalo Bills were beaten by the Stefon Diggs led Houston Texans in Week 5. In a 23-20 final, the Bills (3-2) certainly shot themselves in the foot. The Texans (4-1) only had a chance to take a final field goal attempt because of Buffalo’s time management.

Stefon Diggs led the Texans in receptions and yards, then admitted that he was emotional after the win, because beating his old team meant a lot to him.

The Texans, who visit Gillette Stadium and the Patriots next Sunday, led, 20-3, after a field goal early in the third quarter before the Bills scored 17 straight points to tie it with about 3½ minutes to go.

There's clearly some tension between Bills quarterback Josh Allen and his former teammate, Texans wide receiver Stefon Diggs.