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NFL Draft Pick #39 - Denzel Boston, WR, Wash

Masses is gonna win it, but still, nice to see.
I thought they used to do a offensive ROTW and a defensive ROTW.
Maybe they still do, but it's all in one vote.
Light stuff regardless

 
For years, we've wanted the Browns to draft the receiver, who, you know, receives well. The guy who catches the ball the best. Contested catches. Back-shoulder catches. Hi-pointing-the-ball catches.
Finally, it's been done.

I was totally fine with Carnell Tate at 6. Instead, we traded away 6, got Fano at 9, and with the trade assets, also got top-graded Barber, along with the two extra 4ths for next year's draft. AND THEN, to this point, drafted a WR who is tracking better than Tate.

 
Rookie Receiving leaders after Week 2:

Denzel Boston - 154
Caleb Douglas - 113
Antonio Williams - 88
KC Concepcion - 71
Carnell Tate - 65
Emmett Johnson - 64
Ted Hurst - 63
Malachi Fields - 55
...
Omar Cooper - 30
...
Makai Lemon - 11

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Rookie WR’s after 3 weeks

Rank​
Player​
Pos​
Team​
GP​
Rec​
Yds​
TD​
1Denzel BostonWRCLE391952
2Kenyon SadiqTENYJ3121431
3Carnell TateWRTEN3—123—
4Caleb DouglasWRMIA2—113—
5Antonio WilliamsWRWAS3—103—
6Ted Hurst IIIWRTB3—103—
7Chris BellWRMIA3—92—
8KC ConcepcionWRCLE3—80—
 
RankPlayerTeamDraftRecYdsTDNotes
1Denzel BostonCLE2nd Rd (#39)163303Leads all rookies in yards & TDs. ~20.6 YPC, big-play threat (longs of 46/55/60 earlier), consistent (40+ yds every game), no drops early. Widely ranked as top rookie WR/offensive player early.
2Carnell TateTEN1st Rd (#4)232740High volume (most targets among top rookies). Slow start, breakout 9/145 in Week 4 vs. BAL, quiet Week 5 (1/6).
3Antonio WilliamsWAS3rd Rd (#71)151551Solid role; efficient early, including a TD in debut.
4KC ConcepcionCLE1st Rd (#24)181490Slot/YAC role (lower YPC ~8.3). Entered concussion protocol after Week 5.
 
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