Steven Sims expects “a lot of big plays” from the Texans’ receiving corps in 2024

The Texans already had a stacked receiving corps before adding Stefon Diggs. After the trade with the Bills for Diggs, Houston may have the best wide receiver cap space in the league.

Only a handful of other teams can match Diggs, Tank Dell, Nico Collins, John Metchie III, Ben Skowronek and Steven Sims.

“We have a great group,” Sims told KPRC’s Aaron Wilson on Saturday. “I can’t wait to get back to camp. It will be really fun. I feel like there will be a lot of important pieces, a lot of fun, but it’s a business and it takes work. It’s time to get back to work and I’m excited to get back to work with the group we have, I feel like from top to bottom everyone can do this.”

Sims re-signed with the Texans after contributing as a receiver and key special teams player in four games last season. His biggest play came in the divisional round, when he returned a punt 67 yards for the Texans’ only touchdown in a 34–10 loss to the Ravens.

“I got a great response [in the playoffs], but in the grand scheme of things, it doesn’t mean anything,” Sims said. “We lost the game and didn’t achieve our goals. This is the end result. We want to achieve our goals and I want to do everything I can to help the team reach our goal, which is the Super Bowl.”

Houston added running back Joe Mixon, edge rusher Danielle Hunter and Diggs, among others, this offseason. This gave the Texans better Super Bowl odds for this season.