As predicted by several analysts over the past week, the Cleveland Browns selected Denzel Boston in the NFL Draft. It just happened about one round, roughly 15 picks and close to 21 hours later than expected when the former University of Washington wide receiver heard his name called out in the second round as the 39th pick overall, and seventh of the day. Boston was the first UW player to come off the draft board and, even with the draft delay, caps an uplifting Montlake football story. In December 2021, the Husky program had just lost eight games in a season, fired a coach, hired another coach and then unveiled a skeletal five-person recruiting class. Not a lot of people were feeling overly optimistic about the Huskies when a somewhat unknown coach Kalen DeBoer sat down and ticked off the names of just five signees: Germie Bernard, Parker Brailsford, Lance Holtzclaw, Ryan Otton and Denzel Boston.…