Denzel Boston has quiet outing in Cleveland Browns win against Titans
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 27, 2026, 4:00 PM
Last updated Oct 27, 2026

Denzel Boston had a muted performance in the Cleveland Browns' latest victory over the Tennessee Titans. The rookie wide receiver caught just three passes for 27 yards, marking his second consecutive game without significant impact after strong early-season performances. Previously leading all rookies in receiving, Boston has seen a decline in production due to the emergence of fellow receivers like KC Concepcion, who had a standout day with eight catches. With the Browns holding a 5-2 record, head coach Todd Monken aims to adjust game plans as defenses adapt to Boston's deep-ball threat. The Browns will next face the Pittsburgh Steelers.
- •Boston recorded three catches for 27 yards against Tennessee.
- •He has a total of four catches for 42 yards over the past two games.
- •KC Concepcion set a career high with eight receptions for 129 yards.
- •Cleveland holds a 5-2 record this season.
- •The Browns' next game is against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
- 4:00 PMYahoo Sports — Denzel Boston Has Second-Straight Quiet Week in Cleveland Browns Win
"The Browns' leading receiver has seen a couple of moderate outings after leading all rookies in receiving through the first five weeks of the year.
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