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Browns rookie could help save the day for Deshaun Watson

The Cleveland Browns newbie could go a long way.

Browns rookie could help save the day for Deshaun Watson

As Cleveland's season kicks off on September 13th against the Jacksonville Jaguars, the pressure is on for rookie quarterback Deshaun Watson to deliver. However, he can't accomplish this feat without the support of his team. The Browns have made some exciting additions this year, and one rookie player is particularly catching attention - wide receiver Denzel Boston.

ESPN's Matt Bowen, Mike Clay, Dan Graziano, Pamela Maldonado, and Jordan Reid have highlighted Boston's potential in their feature on NFL rookies. While Boston's ceiling may be somewhat low due to Cleveland's quarterback situation, his performance at the goal line could prove invaluable in crucial situations. With 20 touchdowns over his last two seasons at Washington and only four drops out of 209 targets, Boston is a promising talent that could help Watson's debut season.

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