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ArticleFantasy Football Waiver Wire Week 2: Denzel Boston and Jonah Coleman break out
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Boston led the team with seven targets and a 23 percent target share versus the Bucs. He also easily led Cleveland in first-read target share at 35 percent. We can't expect Boston to score a 40-yard touchdown every week, but we can count on him earning more targets as the season goes on.
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Boston's 7 targets and 35% first-read share signal sustained breakout potential.

Boston is one of five receivers with multiple 40+ yard catches through two weeks; both of his long catches went for touchdowns. After seeing only 4 targets in Week 1 (with his 46-yard score in garbage time), Todd Monken got him involved early in Week 2. Boston led the Browns with 7 targets and a 23% target share versus Tampa Bay, plus a team-leading 35% first-read target share. While 40-yard touchdowns won't be weekly, his increasing target volume supports a solid FLEX floor with true breakout potential in the second half.

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