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Browns Get Big News on Star Rookie Denzel Boston Before Texans Game

Publié par Newsweek · États-Unis il y a 9 h
Denzel Boston of the Cleveland Browns.
Denzel Boston of the Cleveland Browns. · Newsweek

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The Cleveland Browns have received an encouraging injury update ahead of their Week 10 matchup against the Houston Texans. Rookie wide receiver Denzel Boston is expected to suit…

The Cleveland Browns have received an encouraging injury update ahead of their Week 10 matchup against the Houston Texans.

Rookie wide receiver Denzel Boston is expected to suit up despite dealing with a toe injury.

“A source confirmed to @CBSSports that the plan is for #Browns wide receiver Denzel Boston (toe) to play today against the #Texans.”

“Leads Cleveland and all NFL rookie receivers with 507 receiving yards.”

ESPN's Jeremy Fowler also reported that Boston is expected to play, barring an unexpected setback. His availability would be a significant boost for Cleveland's passing attack.

Boston has been one of the Browns' biggest offensive bright spots this season. He leads Cleveland and all NFL rookie wide receivers with 507 receiving yards. The second-round pick has also recorded 32 receptions and three touchdowns through nine games.

The rookie showed his importance to the offense during Cleveland's previous outing against the New Orleans Saints. He finished with six receptions for 98 yards, providing a consistent option for quarterback Shedeur Sanders.

However, Boston's availability comes with some injury concerns. He missed Wednesday and Thursday's practices before returning as a limited participant on Friday.

Browns head coach Todd Monken provided an encouraging update after Friday's practice.

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