USC\u2019s Makai Lemon is widely considered the favorite to be taken 16th overall by the Jets, and his film<\/a> suggests the Jets would be very lucky to nab him in that slot.<\/p>\n Two other wideouts, though, are also in the mix for New York\u2019s 16th overall selection: Arizona State\u2019s Jordyn Tyson and Washington\u2019s Denzel Boston.<\/p>\n We\u2019re diving deep into the latter today.<\/p>\n Boston, who boasts a classic X receiver frame at 6-foot-4 and 209 pounds, was a touchdown machine for the Huskies over the last two seasons, snagging 20 touchdowns in 25 games. This past season, he developed into one of college football\u2019s best contested-catch receivers, securing 77% of his contested targets, per Pro Football Focus.<\/p>\n In terms of an analytical breakdown from our Michael Nania, Boston boasts an excellent profile<\/a> that suggests he has a high chance of panning out in the NFL. In fact, the analytics even say that he has a better outlook than Tyson, who is widely viewed as the higher-ranked prospect.<\/p>\n What does the film say, though?<\/p>\n That\u2019s what we\u2019re here to find out today.<\/p>\n On the latest episode of Blewett\u2019s Blitz, we break down the All-22 film of Boston\u2019s 2025 performances against Ohio State, Maryland, Michigan, Illinois, and Oregon.<\/p>\n Below is the full Denzel Boston scouting report (strengths and weaknesses) and film review.<\/p>\n Sorry, this section of the page\/article contains premium content and requires a Jet X Membership.<\/p>\n
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