
Denzel Boston managed to secure the first professional touchdown of his career during Week 1 action, offering a rare highlight in what became a 34-10 blowout defeat for the Cleveland Browns against the Jacksonville Jaguars. The contest marked Todd Monken's debut as Cleveland's head coach, but the offense sputtered early when quarterback Deshaun Watson threw an interception on his opening series.
Watson, who won the starting nod over backup Shedeur Sanders after recovering from an Achilles injury, made his first regular-season appearance since 2024.
Cleveland felt the absence of Myles Garrett on defense and struggled overall throughout the penalty-filled road matchup. Rookie receiver KC Concepcion pacing the squad with four catches on five targets, alongside Boston's milestone score and strong special teams play, stood out among the few positives for the Browns.
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