
Browns Snag Boston for Offense Boost
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The Cleveland Browns bolstered their offense in the 2026 NFL draft by selecting Denzel Boston, a 64, 212-pound wide receiver known for contested catches and red zone dominance. Bostons college career saw steady growth, with over 60 receptions and 20 touchdowns in his final two seasons. He thrives in traffic, using his size and vertical to high-point balls, but lacks deep speed and has limited starts. Pairing him with KC Concepcion gives the Browns a diverse receiving duo, enhancing their offensive capabilities.
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Cleveland Browns News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Browns Snag Boston for Offense Boost. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 25, Cleveland Browns just leveled up their offense big time in the 2026 NFL draft. On day two, they snag wide receiver Denzel Boston as their first pick there, pairing him with Casey Concepcion to beef up that receiver room. Boston's a 6 foot 4, 212 pound beast, who's all about contested catches and red zone dominance. His college tape shows steady growth at whatever school he balled out for. Many years were quiet, with just a handful of grabs, but by 2024 and 2025, he exploded for over 60 receptions each. Season, nearly 900 yards, and a combined 20 touchdowns. Earned all Big Ten honors too, proving he's got that nose for the end zone. Fans and analysts are buzzing because the Browns needed this exact type of physical presence outside. Boston thrives in traffic, uses his size and 35 inch vertical to high point balls, and doesn't back down from contact. He's got smooth releases off the line, making Cubes look good more often than not.
That said, he's no burner, lacks the long speed to shake defenders deep, and his routes can lose steam midway. Limited starts before last couple years, no thousand yard seasons yet. Still, his short shuttle at 4.28 seconds shows quickness in tight spaces. This duo, with concept sea on speed, gives Cleveland real diversity, turning headaches into highlights for their offense moving forward.
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