Denzel Boston to Patriots: Boosting Maye's Passing Game

0:00It's March 27. This is NFL News Today, AI-powered story shaping the season. With the NFL draft just over a month away, former Washington Huskies wide receiver Denzel Boston looks like a lock for the first round. In ESPN analyst Field Yates' latest mock draft, he slots Boston to the New England Patriots in the late first round. The Patriots are building around young quarterback Drake May, who came close to League MVP honors last season. They need a top-wide-out after cutting their 1000-yard receiver from 2025 and adding a mid-tier option in free agency. A trade for a star like AJ Brown probably won't happen until after June 1. Boston stands 6'4 and weighs 210 pounds, bringing size and big playability to the group. Over his last two-colleys seasons, he caught 20 touchdowns while dropping just 4 passes out of 209 targets. His 14.2 yards per catch last year show he excels on deep throws, perfect for May's

1:00strong arm. Fans see this as a smart pairing to boost New England's passing game right away. The team reached the AFC Championship last year under coach Mike Raible and wants to push for a Super Bowl run. Other mocks have Boston going to spots like the Cleveland Browns at pick number 24, or the Buffalo Bills at number 26, but a move to. Foxboro could lock in a dynamic duo for years to come.