Browns Host Top WR Denzel Boston

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The Cleveland Browns are ramping up their pre-draft meetings with top wide receivers ahead

of the 2026 NFL Draft.

On Thursday, they hosted Washington's Denzel Boston for a top 30 visit at their Berea

Facility.

He's ranked 22nd overall on the consensus bigboard, making him a prime candidate as the Browns

hold a 24th pick.

Boston joins a growing list of standout receivers the team has seen lately, including Ohio State's

carnaultate, USC's McCuy Lemon, Arizona State's, Jordan Tyson, and Indiana's Omar Cuber

Jr.

This shows the Browns are casting a wide net for talent at the position.

The team desperately needs to rebuild its wide receiver group, and Boston fits the bill

at 6.3 and 212 pounds.

He's a strong presence who excels at contest to catches exactly what Cleveland lacks right

now.

For his last two college seasons, Boston posted back-to-back years with more than 800 receiving

yards and over 60 catches each time, plus 20 total touchdowns.

While he skipped the 40 yard dash, he impressed an agility test with a 6.8-3 cone drill, a

4.3-short shuttle, and a 37.5-inch vertical jump.

With the draft still months away, expect more visits like this as the Browns hunt for

that game-changing weapon to bolster their offense.