KC Concepcion
21-Year-Old
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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. Read Past Outlooks
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Selected by Browns
The Browns selected Concepcion in the first round of the 2026 NFL Draft, 24th overall.
ANALYSIS
Concepcion began his career at North Carolina State, where he posted one of the most productive true freshman seasons of all time (71 receptions for 839 yards and 10 touchdowns on 106 targets, 41 carries for 320 yards), putting himself on the national map as a big-play open-field menace. His sophomore season was less successful, but Concepcion bounced back as a junior after transferring to Texas A&M in 2025. At 6-feet, 196 pounds Concepcion is just big enough to project for two-wide sets and thus avoid the dreaded 'Slot Specialist' label, but his game will still probably center mostly on the underneath and intermediate portion of the field due to questions with his hands and downfield route-running ability. Concepcion's ability to stop, start and change direction is memorable and should make him a dangerous YAC threat if nothing else. A March knee scope is believed to be a non-issue in the long term, with the wideout indicating that he should be a go for the Browns' rookie minicamp May 8-10, Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports.
Concepcion began his career at North Carolina State, where he posted one of the most productive true freshman seasons of all time (71 receptions for 839 yards and 10 touchdowns on 106 targets, 41 carries for 320 yards), putting himself on the national map as a big-play open-field menace. His sophomore season was less successful, but Concepcion bounced back as a junior after transferring to Texas A&M in 2025. At 6-feet, 196 pounds Concepcion is just big enough to project for two-wide sets and thus avoid the dreaded 'Slot Specialist' label, but his game will still probably center mostly on the underneath and intermediate portion of the field due to questions with his hands and downfield route-running ability. Concepcion's ability to stop, start and change direction is memorable and should make him a dangerous YAC threat if nothing else. A March knee scope is believed to be a non-issue in the long term, with the wideout indicating that he should be a go for the Browns' rookie minicamp May 8-10, Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports.
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Recovering from knee scope
Concepcion underwent a routine knee scope last week and is expected to be 100 percent healthy in time for rookie minicamp in May, Mike Garafolo of NFL Network reports.
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Putting name in draft
Concepcion announced Monday that he will forgo his remaining year of eligibility at Texas A&M to enter the 2026 NFL Draft, Hayes Fawcett of On3.com reports.
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Knee looks good in minicamp
Browns coaches and officials were monitoring Concepion's knee during rookie minicamp, but the Texas A&M product looked good in drills during Friday's session, Mary Kay Cabot of The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports.
ANALYSIS
Concepcion underwent a knee scope in March, but the procedure came with a short recovery timeline and didn't dissuade the Browns from selecting him in the first round of the 2026 NFL Draft, 24th overall. Cabot reports that Concepcion ran and cut well during Friday's drills, with head coach Todd Monken relaying to reporters after practice that Concepcion "looks great." Concepcion, Cedric Tillman and Denzel Boston will compete against each other in OTAs and training camp for the Browns' No. 2 wide receiver job behind Jerry Jeudy.
Concepcion underwent a knee scope in March, but the procedure came with a short recovery timeline and didn't dissuade the Browns from selecting him in the first round of the 2026 NFL Draft, 24th overall. Cabot reports that Concepcion ran and cut well during Friday's drills, with head coach Todd Monken relaying to reporters after practice that Concepcion "looks great." Concepcion, Cedric Tillman and Denzel Boston will compete against each other in OTAs and training camp for the Browns' No. 2 wide receiver job behind Jerry Jeudy.