Browns Draft Denzel Boston for Offensive Boost

0:00On April 25th, the Cleveland Browns are loading up their offense in the 2026 NFL draft, grabbing offensive tackle Spencer Fano at the 9th pick and wide receiver Casey, Concepcion at 24th overall and round 1. Then on day 2, General Manager Andrew Berry doubled down at wide receiver, snagging Washington's Denzel Boston at 39th overall. Earlier this week, that pick stood out as a huge value, especially since Boston was mocked as a first-rounder. The San Francisco 49ers passed on him for a third-round projection, letting the Browns slide him right into their roster as a physical ex. Receiver with strong hands and separation skills. Last season, Cleveland's passing game ranked near the bottom, averaging just 165.1 yards and 16.4 points per game, with only two receivers topping 500 yards. Fans and analysts see Boston as the missing piece to spark change under offensive coordinator Todd Munkin. Boston exploded in his final year of Washington, with 62 catches for 881 yards and 11 touchdowns

1:06totaling 20 scores over his last two seasons. His catch radius and red zone dominance, 14 of those touchdowns from inside the 20, make him a mismatch nightmare. Pairing him outside with Concepcion in the slot rounds out of Versatile Group, giving any quarterback a real shot come week 1 and setting Munkins. Game up for a serious glow-up.