Boston Joins Browns, Boosts Receiver Corps

0:00On April 25, Denzel Boston just landed with the Cleveland Browns, picked 39th overall in the second round of the NFL draft. The Washington Huskies wide receiver now joins forces with veteran Jerry Judy and their earlier grab, KC Concepts the Own, at 24th overall from Texas A&M. Many figured Cleveland was set a receiver after snagging Concepts the Own, a versatile guy who plays inside and out. But they doubled down with Boston, the pure outside threat who style fits perfectly. Meanwhile, the Browns quarterback pictures stays murky heading into next season. DeShawn Watson's rehabbing a torn Achilles while rookie shudder. Sanders and Dylan Gabriel gear up for year two. Fans and analysts raise eyebrows since Boston was only the seventh receiver off the board, despite ranking six in his class. He bided his time behind big names at Washington for two years before exploding as a red shirt sophomore last season. Over four college years, Boston racked up 132 receptions,

1:011,000 seven-headed one yards, and 20 touchdowns, dropping just five passes total. He even flashed return skills with a 78 yard punt return touchdown. With his smooth acceleration in strong hands, Boston's built to earn any QBs trust right away, thriving inside or outside. Cleveland stacking talent at receiver could be the spark they need of North.