If the Jets are comfortable sending Williams to an AFC team, he’s a nice option for the Texans. He can stretch the field and factor into the red zone, which is vital for a team contending in January. We imagine he could play a bit like Noah Brown did in the Texans scheme before he was cut.

Thielen is as reliable as they come, as he just posted a 1,000-yard season last year with all the uncertainty the Carolina Panthers had under center. If the Texans just want a steady presence in the passing game to pick up some of Diggs’ targets, Thielen represents a sound option.

Atwell has the speed to play out of the slot like Diggs did and make an impact. Plus, the Rams wideout has experience in the Shanahan-style scheme Houston offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik runs since he’s played under Sean McVay in Los Angeles. He’s a pending free agent, too.

Osborn hasn’t really meshed into the New England Patriots offense since arriving in the spring. He played well in the past with the Minnesota Vikings when he was getting the ball from Kirk Cousins. Perhaps a change of scenery and an upgrade at quarterback could reignite Osborn’s production.

Interdivisional trades are becoming more common, and it wouldn’t be a shock to see the reeling Tennessee Titans send a player like Boyd to Houston. If the Texans are willing to do a pick swap and give the Titans better draft positioning for 2025 or 2026, this makes sense for both sides.