Browns Eyeing Denzel Boston for WR Upgrade

On March 25, the Cleveland Browns know they need wide receivers badly heading into the

2026 draft.

Their general manager, Andrew Berry, is on the hunt for upgrades after a rough passing

game last year.

He's already checking out top prospects like carnaultate, Jordan Tyson, and McCuy Lemmon.

Now, reports show interest in University of Washington, stand out Denzel Boston, who

visited the team on Friday.

Boston brings serious size at 6'4 and 212 pounds, plus back-to-back strong seasons.

In 2024, he had 63 catches for 834 yards and 9 touchdowns.

He followed that up in 2025 with 62 receptions, 881 yards, and 11 scores.

Advanced grades back him up too, ranking him high among receivers.

Fans and analysts see big potential here.

Andrew at the expert compares into Ramstar Puka Nakua, another former Husky, highlighting

his toughness and red zone skills despite some speed, questions.

Scouts brush off those concerns, saying his talent shines through coverage anyway.

Pro football focus rates.

Boston has the fifth best receiver in this class, around the 31st overall prospect.

With the Browns holding picks at number 6 and number 24, plus more later, he could

fall to them in the late first or early second round.

This move fits Barry's plan to stock up on difference makers, without reaching too early,

especially in a draft short on elite talent overall.

Keep an eye on how Cleveland builds that receiving core this spring.