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Browns land Washington WR Denzel Boston at No. 39, adding red-zone punch
sports1 month ago

Browns land Washington WR Denzel Boston at No. 39, adding red-zone punch

The Browns selected Washington wide receiver Denzel Boston with the No. 39 pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. Boston is a noted red-zone threat, with 14 of his 20 career touchdowns coming in the red zone, and he also showcased punt-return ability (8.5 yards per return with a 78-yard TD in 2025). He led Washington in receiving in 2024 (834 yards on 63 receptions) and 2025 (881 yards on 62 receptions) in a loaded WR room, following a two-sport high school career at Emerald Ridge.

via Cleveland Browns|
#cleveland-browns#denzel-boston#nfl-draft-2026
Browns add WR depth with Washington's Denzel Boston at 39
sports1 month ago

Browns add WR depth with Washington's Denzel Boston at 39

Cleveland selected Washington WR Denzel Boston with the No. 39 pick in the second round of the 2026 NFL Draft, adding another receiving option after taking OT Spencer Fano and WR KC Concepcion the night before. Boston was a two-year starter for Washington, leading the Huskies in receptions in each of the last two seasons (2024: 63-834-9; 2025: 62-881-11).

via NBC Sports|
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Browns Add Denzel Boston at No. 39 to Boost WR Depth
sports1 month ago

Browns Add Denzel Boston at No. 39 to Boost WR Depth

The Cleveland Browns drafted Washington wideout Denzel Boston with the 39th overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft to bolster their receiving corps. Boston finished his college career with 132 receptions for 1,781 yards and 20 TDs in 43 games, and posted 4.4 yards after catch per reception in 2025 per PFF. He joins KC Concepcion (No. 24) as another drafted WR, adding to a room that already includes Jerry Jeudy and Cedric Tillman, with young receivers such as Isaiah Bond, Luke Floriea and Gage Larvadain, plus depth pieces Tylan Wallace, Jamari Thrash and Isaiah Wooden.

via Cleveland Browns|
#cleveland-browns#denzel-boston#nfl-draft-2026
Huskers Lean on Next-Man-Up Depth After Frager Injury
sports4 months ago

Huskers Lean on Next-Man-Up Depth After Frager Injury

Nebraska weathered Braden Frager’s ankle sprain by implementing a ‘next-man-up’ approach and pulling away to beat Washington 76-66, extending the unbeaten streak to 19-0. Pryce Sandfort led with 23 points as NU benefited from balanced scoring and improved pace, even as coach Fred Hoiberg signals continued lineup tinkering. With Minnesota and then Michigan on a tight schedule, the Huskers face a test of depth and continuity as Frager’s status remains uncertain.

via Sports Illustrated|
#braden-frager-injury#nebrasketball#next-man-up
Ohio State's Road Challenge and Huskies' Home Advantage Highlighted
college-football8 months ago

Ohio State's Road Challenge and Huskies' Home Advantage Highlighted

Washington Huskies, 3-0 but untested against Power 4 opponents, face Ohio State in a key game at Husky Stadium, known for its electric atmosphere and scenic location. The game is expected to be close, with Ohio State favored to win 31-24, as the Huskies' offense is potent but their defense may struggle without key players.

via Eleven Warriors|
#college-football#college-football-environment#game-prediction
Washington Huskies Face Challenges After Loss to Oregon
sports1 year ago

Washington Huskies Face Challenges After Loss to Oregon

The Washington Huskies suffered a heavy 49-21 defeat against the Oregon Ducks, with significant issues on both offense and defense. True freshman quarterback Demond Williams Jr. performed well in his first start, completing 17 of 20 passes for 201 yards and a touchdown, despite being sacked 10 times due to poor offensive line protection. The defense struggled to contain Oregon's offense, allowing 222 rushing yards and 236 passing yards. Special teams had mixed results, with successful field goals but poor kickoff coverage. Coaching was criticized for lack of defensive adjustments. Overall, the Huskies received low grades for their performance.

via The Seattle Times|
#college-football#game-analysis#oregon-ducks
Oregon Dominates Washington, Prepares for Big Ten Championship
sports1 year ago

Oregon Dominates Washington, Prepares for Big Ten Championship

The Washington Huskies suffered a significant 49-21 defeat against the top-ranked Oregon Ducks in their regular-season finale, marking their first winless road season since 2009. Despite a quarterback change to freshman Demond Williams Jr., Washington struggled with offensive and defensive line issues, allowing 10 sacks and managing only 43 rushing yards. Oregon dominated with 222 rushing yards and five rushing touchdowns, highlighting Washington's defensive vulnerabilities. The loss ended Washington's three-game win streak against Oregon and was their largest margin of defeat to the Ducks since 2012.

via The Seattle Times|
#college-football#defensive-struggles#oregon-ducks
Oregon vs. Washington: Key Insights and Predictions for the Big Game
sports1 year ago

Oregon vs. Washington: Key Insights and Predictions for the Big Game

The Oregon Ducks, ranked No. 1, are set to host the Washington Huskies in a college football matchup at Autzen Stadium. Washington's potential starting quarterback, Demond Williams Jr., is under scrutiny as he faces a challenging game against Oregon. The Huskies' offensive struggles, particularly with their line, have been highlighted in recent games against Penn State and UCLA. Washington's success may hinge on running back Jonah Coleman's performance. Despite a strong pass defense, Washington has struggled against teams with dominant running games. The prediction favors Oregon to win 35-24, maintaining their perfect season.

via OregonLive|
#college-football#demond-williams-jr#jedd-fisch