The Browns drafted Concepcion (24th overall) and Denzel Boston (39th) in April to give their dreary WR room a much-needed makeover. There may not be a QB on the roster who can reliably get them the ball, but Concepcion and Boston are set up nicely in terms of earning immediate playing time. Concepcion will turn 22 in September, following a prolific college career that included receiving lines of 71-839-10 (2023 NC State) and 61-919-9 (2025 Texas A&M). Other highlights included 320 rushing yards in 2023 and a pair of punt-return TDs in 2025. One might read that and guess that Concepcion is an undersized burner, but he checks in at 6-foot, 196, winning with agility and acceleration more so than straight-line speed. An offseason knee scope prevented him from running the 40-yard dash, which may not have been such a bad thing for his draft value. Concepcion should be healthy before training camp, in any case, with every opportunity to earn a starting job under new Browns coach Todd Monken.