Dvorchak: Concepcion, Boston complement each other
Kyle Dvorchak discusses Denzel Boston's and KC Concepcion's upside in the Cleveland Browns offense, noting how well the rookies can potentially fit together schematically.
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The Cleveland Browns drafted Washington wide receiver Denzel Boston in the second round.
I think pretty clearly he was the best skill position player left on the board after the first 32 picks, coming off back-to-back 800-yard seasons at Washington.
Wasn't an elite prospect by any means, but in a very wide receiver needy league right now where we just need more talent at the position, I thought it should go in the first round.
I frankly think the Browns got kind of a steal at pick 39 with Denzel Boston.
He wasn't, however, their first wide receiver drafted.
That was Casey Concepcion.
And as much as it's frustrating, I think for dynasty managers, for fantasy managers in general, to see two talented wide receivers go to such an awful situation, this made a lot of sense for the Browns to pair these two receivers together.
Casey is truly the YAC monster underneath, do it all, can even run the ball, can be a potential return guy, very dynamic weapon type player.
Boston, on the other hand, is more of the old school boundary alpha, bit of a contested catch guy.
I think those two skill sets complement each other perfectly.
Do I think they result in a ton of fantasy points on a team that is going to be starting Deshaun Watson, Chadera Sanders?
Probably not, but maybe Dylan Gabriel.
Probably not, but maybe Jalen Green at quarterback at different points this year.
No, I wouldn't get our fantasy hopes too high for these players, but I do think getting these players paired together is a great sign for the Browns, maybe albeit in 2027 or even 2028, but I do give them high marks for taking these two players
