Overview
- Boston, a 2026 second-round pick, has seven catches for 154 yards and two touchdowns through his first two NFL games, including a 5-catch, 95-yard, 1-TD performance in Week 2.
- Those numbers place him tied for 16th in NFL receiving yards entering Week 3 and make him Cleveland's early leader in receptions, receiving yards and touchdowns.
- In the Week 3 game he was active but saw only one target early and did not catch it after the Browns started with a run-heavy approach, showing immediate production with volatile game-to-game usage.
- Analysts note the small sample size but point out rare historical context for his start, with one tweet citing him as the fifth receiver since 2003 to post 50+ yards and a receiving TD in each of his first two games.
- Boston's rise pressures the Browns' offense to balance his deep-play ability with play-calling decisions, and his role and target share will be closely watched as coach Todd Monken and quarterback Deshaun Watson seek offensive rhythm.