Every Cleveland Browns practice seems to end with wide receiver Denzel Boston making another statement. His connection with quarterback Shedeur Sanders has only strengthened in training camp, and analysts can't stop talking about the rookie.

Four days into training camp, the rookie receiver has turned heads by making a highlight-reel catch in each practice. His latest came on Saturday, when he outmuscled cornerback Tre Avery for a deep reception from Shedeur Sanders along the right sideline.

“More Browns Shedeur Sanders to Denzel Boston,” Cleveland.com’s NFL insider Ashley Bastock posted on her X handle.

In her August 1 X post, Ashley Bastock showcased Sanders rolling to his right before delivering a high pass that took advantage of Boston's large catch radius and sure hands.

The growing chemistry between Boston and Sanders could become one of the key factors in the Browns' quarterback battle, while also providing an answer to the team's struggling offense.

This year, Cleveland's receiving corps has undergone a major makeover with the additions of Denzel Boston and KC Concepcion. Both have developed strong chemistry with Shedeur Sanders.

"I'm super excited for them, and overall I'm happy," Sanders said Saturday, per Heavy. "I'm really happy that they're here, and that all the decision-makers made the decision to bring them here, because they definitely held up their end, and they're definitely a part of the standard that we have here.”

Headlining the group are Jerry Jeudy and two rookie additions, with Jeudy aiming to rebound after finishing last season with 602 receiving yards.

It's not just Sanders who has been impressed by the rookies. Veteran quarterback Deshaun Watson has also been left amazed.

Denzel Boston earns rave reviews from Browns' QBs

It's certainly true that he has built a strong connection with Sanders, but Deshaun Watson isn't far behind. Both Denzel Boston and KC Concepcion have impressed the veteran so much that he personally came forward to praise them.

“I think KC and Boston have been doing a heck of a job picking up the offense, being able to learn from the veteran receivers in the room — but just making plays,” quarterback Deshaun Watson said, per Browns Zone.

The Browns' receiving corps was one of the reasons the team fell to a 5-12 record last season. But after making the necessary changes this year, the franchise appears to have strengthened one of its biggest weaknesses.

“I think just being able to see them come out here and go up for balls, making contested catches, has been really good. I think they’re going to be very productive and helpful for this offense,” said Watson.

Given that, what is your opinion about Denzel Boston?

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Written by

Suryakant Das

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Arundhoti Palit