Denzel Boston has the size, strength, and ball skills to be a quality starting prototypical

ex-receiver in the NFL.

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back to the locked on NFL draft podcast i'm damien parson that's keith sanchise and on today's

episode we're breaking down the scotting report for star wide receiver for the washington huskies

denzil boston we're going to talk about his grade we're going to explain our grades for you. Give you some NFL comps that fit. And if we have time, give some NFL teams that can fit the skill set. Get into the concerns with his game going into the NFL. But let's kick this thing off with his pros. Denzel Boston came into the combine. Let's say at 6.4, 212 pounds, 9 and 3 4ths on the

hands, 32 inch arms. He jumped 35 at the combine. I think he jumped 37 at his pro day. So I like to

see see it match the tape a little bit more. Keith, as's always ask, what's that A trait slash superpower?

How does he win in that translating to the NFL?

Yeah, D.P, I'm going to go a trade. I'm going to go competitive nature, right? And that's intangible,

but I think it translates to the tangible, right? Meaning that the competitive nature,

it's tied to two things. It's tied to one, his ability to go up and go get the football, right?

To be able to get vertical, contest the well, go get the ball at his highest catch point.

They come down with the football, right? Like he's a guy that when you talk about 50, 50 balls, they become 70, 30, right?

Meaning that there's a higher chance that he's going to come down with the football or the other side of that is probably going to hit the ground.

I don't mind considering his guy a dog, right?

And we use that terminology.

That's what he is.

And then the competitive nature also, I believe,

goes to the run after catch ability, also known as rack, right? And how to me, I think he

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