Browns Host Denzel Boston for Pre-Draft Visit

On March 20, the Cleveland Browns are hunting for a top-wide receiver ahead of the 2026 NFL draft.

They lack proven depth behind Jerry Judy and Cedric Tillman, so they're eyeing first-round talent.

One hot name is Washington stand-out Denzel Boston, who's visiting Cleveland Friday for a key pre-drapped interview.

Boston exploded onto the scene in his final two college seasons, hauling in 125 passes for 1,715 yards and 20 touchdowns.

At 6 foot 4, he's a physical force with strong hands and a lead contested catch skills, making him a deep threat and red zone weapon.

Fans and analysts see him as a perfect boost for the Browns offense, pairing nicely opposite Judy and Todd Munkins' scheme.

His size and blocking ability would help running back Quinshaw and Juggins, while giving quarterbacks like Dishon Watson or Shader Sanders a reliable target on third downs.

With picks at number 6 and number 24, Cleveland might grab an offensive tackle early, then target Boston later, assuming he lasts.

Free agency remains an option too, but his visit signals serious interest.

As the draft nears one month out, landing Boston alongside Line Help could kick off a strong offseason for General Manager Andrew Berry and set up a more explosive attack.