There is a small injury concern involving Cleveland Browns wide receiver Denzel Boston, but it doesn’t sound like something that should keep him out of Sunday’s game.

Boston is dealing with a toe injury and will not participate in Wednesday’s practice. However, according to Tony Grossi, Boston said he expects to be fine for Week 10.

Obviously, not practicing is something worth keeping an eye on, but the encouraging part here is that Boston doesn’t appear overly concerned about his availability for the weekend.

The Browns are scheduled to host the Houston Texans on Sunday, November 15, and getting Boston on the field would be important for Cleveland’s passing game.

How Important Is Boston to the Browns?

Boston has been having a productive rookie season after Cleveland selected him with the 39th overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft.

Through his first nine games, he has recorded 32 receptions for 507 yards and three touchdowns. He’s become an important part of the Browns’ receiving group, and his ability to make plays downfield gives the offense another weapon.

The Browns certainly don’t want to lose him, especially with the team preparing for a matchup against Houston.

Will He Play Sunday?

For now, the expectation from Boston himself is that he’ll be fine for Week 10. That’s definitely encouraging, but we’ll still need to see how the toe responds over the next couple of days.

Missing Wednesday’s practice doesn’t automatically mean he’ll miss Sunday’s game. The important thing will be whether he’s able to get back on the field Thursday or Friday and avoid any setbacks.

I’m not too concerned just yet, especially considering Boston’s own comments, but I wouldn’t completely ignore the situation either. We’ll have to wait for the rest of the practice reports before knowing exactly where things stand.

For now, it sounds like Boston expects to be available against the Texans, which is good news for the Browns.