Cleveland Browns Rookie Denzel Boston Playing Very Well at Training Camp
Denzel Boston is making play after play for the Cleveland Browns.
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The Cleveland Browns selected Denzel Boston with the 39th overall pick in the twenty twenty-six draft out of Washington, and the rookie is making play after play in training camp.
According to Browns reporter Daniel Oyefusi of ESPN, Boston was one of the standouts from the spring off-season workout program and has continued stacking strong performances in training camp.
He recently had one of the catches of camp, leaping over a defensive back along the sideline to bring in a pass from quarterback Shooter Sanders in seven-on-sevens.
Brown could make an immediate impact in the red zone, where his size, reliable hands, and hard-nosed mentality could help the Browns take a long-awaited step forward in the AFC North.
For Washington in twenty twenty-five, Boston put up sixty-two catches for eight hundred and eighty-one receiving yards and eleven receiving touchdowns.
He's an intense competitor and looks to have the makeup and mental-mentality required to be a star in the NFL.
So now we'll just have to see who Boston is catching passes from in the regular season.
The Browns will start Shooter Sanders or Deshaun Watson.
The team is going to use training camp and preseason action to determine who will be under center in week one against the Jacksonville Jaguars.
