Browns' offense sees improvement after 2026 draft selections Concepcion, Boston

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Last updated Oct 24, 2026

Browns' offense sees improvement after 2026 draft selections Concepcion, Boston
Summary

Cleveland's offense is showing signs of improvement this season, averaging 17.7 points per game, an increase from the previous two seasons. Key draft picks K.C. Concepcion and Denzel Boston are integral to this change, with Concepcion adding depth to the receiving corps and Boston excelling in air yards per target. Offensive tackle Spencer Fano, also a first-round pick, has bolstered the line. The Browns had struggled significantly in recent years, prompting changes in coaching and personnel. As the season progresses, the team aims to build on this momentum following the departures of veteran players like Amari Cooper and the adjustment of the offensive strategy under head coach Todd Monken.

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  • •Browns average 17.7 points per game this season.
  • •K.C. Concepcion has zero drops in his rookie year.
  • •Denzel Boston leads receivers in air yards per target.
  • •Spencer Fano has allowed one sack in six games.
  • •Cleveland trades Amari Cooper, indicating new direction.
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  • 2:27 PMCBS Sports — Revisiting Browns' 2026 NFL Draft: Did the K.C. Concepcion, Denzel Boston selections fix the offense?
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Concepcion and Boston are sparking the pass game, while Spencer Fano and Austin Barber have quickly solidified the rebuilt offensive line

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