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Browns Draft Denzel Boston, UW's Consistent WR

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Cleveland Browns draft Denzel Boston, a reliable wide receiver from Washington Huskies, with the 39th overall pick. Bostons breakout season at UW, with 807 receiving yards and 9 touchdowns, could secure him a starting spot in the AFC North.

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Browns Draft Denzel Boston, UW's Consistent WR

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0:00On April 25, Cleveland Browns just snag wide receiver Denzel Boston with the seventh pick in the second round, number 39 overall. He's stepping in as a solid target for quarterback Shadour Sanders, bringing that Washington Huskies reliability to the AFC North Squad. He's the first of up to seven former Huskies potentially heading to the league over the next couple days, and the first wide-out from UW-Dracted Sense. Rome, O'Doomsay went ninth overall to the Bears back in 2024. Boston grinded behind stars like O'Doomsay early on, handling run-blocking duties as a freshman and sophomore with just seven catches for 66 yards. But coaches always trusted him, no drop-off when he hit the field. Then in his breakout 2024 season, he led UW with 800 seven receiving yards, nine touchdowns, and 63 catches, tying. For eighth in school history for scores in a year, he followed that with 62 receptions the next time around. Meanwhile,

1:01the Browns top receiver last season barely cracked 72 catches, so Boston's consistency could lock him a starting spot right away, turning that second round slide into rookie fire for Sanders.

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