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Browns Rookie Receiver Denzel Boston Is Making a Major Impact to Fuel Cleveland's 3-1 Start
The rookie wide receiver has 284 receiving yards and two touchdowns, and he leads NFL first-year players in every major receiving category.
- Through four games, Cleveland Browns rookie wide receiver Denzel Boston leads all NFL rookies with 284 receiving yards, emerging as a strong contender for Offensive Rookie of the Year.
- Browns coach Todd Monken praised Boston's maturity, noting that drafting players "wired" to play effectively early in their careers allows them to succeed immediately; Boston uses his 6-foot-4, 215-pound frame to muscle into open space.
- Tied for second among rookies with 17 catches, Boston recently caught a 60-yard touchdown pass in last week's 27-24 win against Pittsburgh, providing quarterback Deshaun Watson and teammate KC Concepcion Jr. with reliable playmakers.
- After Steelers wide receiver DK Metcalf told Boston, "I'm a big fan of your game," the rookie remained focused on team goals, stating, "Our main thing here is to win football games as a team, not individual accomplishments."
- With the Browns at 3-1, Boston plans to block out social media noise and sustain his early production, as his work ethic has impressed teammates and helped the team contend after a rocky start.
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Browns rookie receiver Denzel Boston is making a major impact to fuel Cleveland's 3-1 start
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Denzel Boston Is Doing Something No Browns Rookie Has In Decades
[caption id="attachment_169002" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] (Photo by Nick Cammett/Getty Images)[/caption] Denzel Boston did it again on Thursday night, as the rookie wide receiver had his third game with a long catch for the Cleveland Browns. This time, it was a 60-yard grab against the Pittsburgh Steelers that led to a second-quarter touchdown in the Browns’ 27-24 victory. It was the latest outstanding performance by the second-round p…
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