Stefon Diggs returns to U.S. Bank Stadium on Sunday for the first time since leaving the Minnesota Vikings in 2020, and despite the circumstances of his departure he should receive a warm welcome from the Vikings faithful.

Stefon Diggs knows how things ended with the Minnesota Vikings. The future All-Pro receiver was frustrated with his limited role in the offense despite proving his value as a legitimate No. 1 target.

The undefeated Vikings host the undefeated Texans on Sunday at US Bank Stadium where Diggs and Texans reserve quarterback Case Keenum, out for the season on injured reserve, collaborated for the legendary Minneapolis Miracle, last-second 61-yard touchdown in a dramatic divisional round playoff victory over the New Orleans Saints.

Justin Jefferson — going up against the star receiver of the past — Stefon Diggs — when the Vikings host the Houston Texans on Sunday afternoon at U.S. Bank Stadium. The career paths of both players will forever be intertwined after the Vikings selected Jefferson with the draft pick they acquired (among a handful of others) in the blockbuster trade

The Vikings and Texans have played only five times, but there is plenty of familiarity between to the two teams.

The Texans made a big-time trade with the Bills during the 2024 offseason to acquire Stefon Diggs. It didn't cost them all too much to do so.

When WR Stefon Diggs and the Houston Texans take on the Minnesota Vikings in Week 3 on Sunday at 1:00 PM ET, they will be going up against the Vikings' 25th-ranked pass defense, which is allowing 231.5 receiving yards per game.

Cameras caught Houston Texans wide receiver Stefon Diggs complaining to teammates minutes into his debut with his new team.

The Minnesota Vikings will host the Houston Texans in one of the NFL’s top games of the Week 3 schedule. The defending AFC South champions feature quarterback C.J. Stroud and wide receiver Stefon Diggs.