Week 9 of college football is in the books, and we're going to analyze the impact on the 2026 NFL draft and why Washington wide receiver Denzel Boston is a big time stock riser.

You are locked on NFL draft. Your daily podcast covering the NFL draft, part of the Locked-on Podcast Network, your team every day. Welcome back to the Locked-on NFL Draft Podcast, your daily podcast, covering your favorite draft prospects, part of the Locked-O podcast network, your team every day. I'm your boy Damien Parsons. I'm an NFL draft analyst with Bleacherour. That's my guy, Keith Sanchez. He's a director of scouting with the Draft Network and 2019 National Champion with those LSU Tigers. And as always, thank you for making locked-tho NFL draft. You first listen today and every day. Shout for being our every dayers. Guys, this Monday, week nine is all in the books, and that means we get to recap the action.

Moneymakers, aka stock up, bag fumblers, stock down, and then those game ball players that balled out this week that Coach K and Coach D.P have to highlight.

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No hiding from the tape. It's time for moneymakers and bag fumblers. Keith, I think about moneymakers and guys who helped themselves. We talked about this recently about the wide receiver class

and how it's better than people expected it to be coming off of summer scouting.

And for me, I know you already high on this guy.

I liked them too, but he had a dominant performance.

And that is Denzel Boston, wide receiver out of Washington.

He had a big time performance in week nine. And for him,

in this class, he's one of those guys, one of the big body receiver guys, right? Denzel

boss is one of those big body pass catchers with the strong hands, elite contested catchability.

He's just a guy that you want, especially in the red zone, 6, 4, 2, 10.

And he's come off a game against Illinois, where he was targeted 13 times, 10 receptions,

153 yards receiving, and a receiving touchdown. And I think just at the end of the day,

in this receiving class, you've got to stand out you got to continue to

you can't have an off week because the moment you have an off week somebody else balls out

and they end up leapfrogging you for that week in the standings in the race for when talking about

receiver so for me Washington's big body receiver denzil boston like said ability to, because he's not a four or three athlete, but he has that stride length to where if you give him free release, he's going to be able to open up that stride, he's going to be able to hit the vertical plane, and then if he's even with you, you open up a lot of different things, the back shoulder fade, the curl routes,

the stop routes, the comeback routes, or I'll just throw it up and tell them to go get it, big fellow, you know what I mean? And he's going to go get it. So for me, I think he made himself some money. And really, because I felt like in this class, he's been kind of slipping under the radar a little bit, Keith. You know what I mean? with some of the guys that's been playing well.

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