Not a whole lot went right for the Cleveland Browns in a 34-10 loss in the 2026 National Football League regular season opener on the road against the Jacksonville Jaguars, but rookie wide receiver Denzel Boston had a performance he’ll always remember.
The Cleveland Browns started off the 2026 NFL season in disappointing fashion with their loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars. After being dismantled 34-10 on Sunday by the reigning AFC South champions, the Browns are back to the drawing board to find a way to put this loss in the past and prepare for next week.
On the first full weekend of NFL regular-season games, former University of Washington players enjoyed some milestone if not heartfelt moments. On Sunday,
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Cleveland Browns WR Denzel Boston has created plenty of buzz during training camp. In a recent practice he had to learn the difference in NFL players and NFL Pro Bowlers.
Cleveland Browns wide receiver Denzel Boston was selected in the second round of the 2026 NFL Draft, so obviously the team hopes he can step in and contribute immediately to an offense lacking a ton of star power.
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First, the Cleveland Browns looked like they got Denzel Boston in a draft-day steal. Then he stood out in minicamp. And now, Boston’s huge minicamp got confirmed by his first-team promotion, according to a post on X by Scott Petrak.
One of the biggest goals for the Cleveland Browns this offseason was to find out who their quarterback was going to be; the next biggest thing was to surround that quarterback with better playmakers.
Boston, meet Cleveland. In this arrangement, there are no city limits. Former University of Washington wide receiver Denzel Boston has made a smooth transition to the Browns so far, every day coming up with something new to wow his NFL employers and the Ohio fan base.
Just a few months ago, during the Cleveland Browns’ OTAs and minicamps, Denzel Boston emerged as one of the biggest breakout stars. Now, he’s carried that momentum into training camp, revealing the one advantage he has over the others.
Heading into the 2026 NFL Draft back in April, one thing was clear -- the Cleveland Browns couldn’t leave the event without, at least, one new starter at the wide receiver position.
Every Cleveland Browns practice seems to end with wide receiver Denzel Boston making another statement. His connection with quarterback Shedeur Sanders has only strengthened in training camp, and analysts can’t stop talking about the rookie.
Training camp has been up and moving in the NFL for the past couple of days, and let the takes and reactions fly. For Cleveland, this year feels very different than just one year ago.
Wide receiver Denzel Boston isn’t looking like just another rookie anymore. Drafted to revive the Cleveland Browns’ underwhelming receiving corps, he starred during spring workouts and has picked up right where he left off in training camp.
The Browns reeled in former Washington wide receiver Denzel Boston with the 39th overall pick in the draft, but they nearly took him far earlier. General manager Andrew Berry & Co.
During a recent chat with Michael Grant of Awful Announcing, Browns reporter Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer addressed the theory about the Sanders trade rumors.
The 2026 NFL Draft class offered just about every type of wide receiver imaginable at the top of the board, from shifty, explosive playmakers like KC Concepcion, to big, physical red-zone weapons like Denzel Boston.
The Browns picked up WR Denzel Boston in the second round of the 2026 NFL Draft. When asked about his early days in minicamp, Boston said he’s glad to get through the stress from the pre-draft process “I say a lot of it was just stress and wondering where you’re going to end up.
The offseason program is mercifully in the books for the Cleveland Browns. It’s hard to make definite judgements based off of voluntary OTAs and mandatory veteran minicamp.