Rams Eyeing West Coast WR Denzel Boston

0:00On April 19th, the Los Angeles Rams are keeping everyone guessing ahead of the 2026 NFL draft, but one name bubbling up is Washington. Huskies-Y receiver Denzel Boston. As 6 with 4 and 212 pounds, this guy is built like the perfect ex-receiver the Rams need to shake up their lineup. He's sitting at number 24 on the consensus bigboard, a bit of a reach, but his skills scream Los Angeles fit. Boston's coach Sean McVeigh loves adding size to the receiver room, and Boston delivers with smooth hands and big plate potential. They've already chatted with taller prospects, signaling they're hunting that physical edge. Boston's not just a catch machine. He blocks like a beast in the run game, and logs special teams reps. Fans and analysts are buzzing because Boston's a team captain, with that all around vibe the Rams crave. His draft stock steady, despite the board ranking, and with other West Coast targets like Jordan Tyson, likely off the board early, he's emerging as a sneaky option.

1:00Impact-wise, he'd inject youth and grit into a squad eyeing contention. Digging deeper, the Rams have a direct pipeline to Boston through Washington's head coach, um, Jed Fish. Fish worked under McVeigh for two years, and they talk regularly, giving the Rams prime intel on the kids' taping character. Bottom line. If the Rams swing for Boston, it ties their West Coast roots with smart scouting, keeping that draft mystery alive as picks approach.