Browns Snag Boston, Boost Offense in Draft

0:00On April 24, Cleveland Browns just boosted their offense in the 2026 NFL draft, grabbing wider receiver Denzel Boston from Washington, with the 39th overall pick. As 6 with 3 and 12 pounds, he's their lone second-round selection, but they've got two third-round picks up next. Boston's a two-year starter who took over as Washington's top receiver in 2024 and 2025. He's shown at every field level, especially in the Red Zone, where 14 of his 20 career touchdowns happened. Do's got vacuum hands with barely any drops and a huge catch radius that plays bigger than his size. This pick hits hard for Browns fans starving for playmakers. Coming off a weak wide-out group, Boston joins first-rounder Casey Konsepsy-owned and tight-end Harold Fanon Jr. to form a promising young trio that could, terrorize defenses. Scouts compare him to Houston's Jaden Higgins for his smooth strides, hand strength, and chain-moving ability. 79% of his catches.

1:01Last year got first downs or scores. He piled up over 60 receptions and 800 yards each of the last two seasons. Browns flipped their receiver room in under a day, but that quarterback questioned lingers. With those third-rounders looming, they're building momentum eyes on how it all shakes out.