From the video

the only wide receiver or tight end with a 90% plus route share is Denzel Boston...He leads all rookies with 154 receiving yards so far. He has a 46-yd touchdown he caught in the back of the end zone in week one. Then in week two, he follows it up with a 55 yard touchdown.
STACKED’s take
Elite route share, 154 yards, 2 TDs; boom-bust flex with massive upside.
The most real rookie receiver as of week two with 90%+ route share, leading all rookies with 154 receiving yards and two touchdown catches (46 and 55 yards). While 65-70% of his production came on two plays, his 17.5% targets per route run and 7.9% first downs per route run indicate an every-down player producing at wide receiver. Boston can win deep with high air-yards-to-target and also win underneath with yards after catch (42 yards after catch on the 55-yard TD, plus-40 over expectation). He received 7 of 30 pass attempts (23%) in the Browns game, leading the team in target volume and demonstrating consolidated target distribution. Despite playing for the Cleveland Browns with Deshaun Watson at QB, Boston has massive upside over the entire season and is a fine boom-bust flex play worth holding on the bench.
