New Delhi, Sept. 23 -- The worst waiver wire decision managers make in Week 3 is not adding the wrong player. It is waiting to add the right one.

a crisp route, a precise read, and a quarterback who chose him over three other options on a play with time in the pocket.

That the Browns appear determined to make their offense function with Boston as a featured option is a detail worth noting. He is the current beneficiary of Cleveland's receiver situation. What remains unknown is whether he holds that target share as the depth around him develops. For now, the 154-yard, two-score start is real, and the opportunity cost of leaving it unclaimed is real.

Boston did not enter Week 3 waiver discussion the conventional way, which is why he is s...