Mike Greenberg apologizes for misidentifying Denzel Boston as David Boston's son

11 articles · Updated · Fox News · Apr 25

Greenberg made the error during Day 2 of the NFL Draft after the Cleveland Browns selected Denzel Boston with the 39th overall pick.
He publicly corrected his mistake on air, clarifying that Denzel and former NFL receiver David Boston are not related, and apologized to both individuals.
Greenberg's gaffe occurred while discussing Denzel Boston's selection from the Washington Huskies, highlighting the importance of accuracy during live sports broadcasts.

Did the on-air gaffe and apology accidentally boost Denzel Boston's profile?

What was the reaction from Denzel Boston's family to the public mistake?

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