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Browns rookie Judkins faces uphill battle to debut against Ravens
Quinshon Judkins, once sidelined by legal issues, signed a $11 million contract and is expected to practice soon amid an NFL investigation, aiming for a Week 2 debut.
- Rookie running back Quinshon Judkins was in New York on September 10, 2025, meeting with NFL officials in an investigation under the league’s personal conduct policy.
- Judkins was absent from training camp and preseason activities following a domestic violence allegation in Florida in July, but authorities decided not to file charges on August 14 after identifying inconsistencies in the accuser’s account.
- Cleveland lost its Week 1 game to Cincinnati 17-16 with only 49 rushing yards, and coach Kevin Stefanski stressed the need for better running game performance and preparation.
- Stefanski emphasized that improving their rushing performance compared to Week 1 is essential for the team’s success, and he anticipates Judkins, who was absent from practice on September 10, will soon begin practicing.
- Judkins could bolster Cleveland's rushing attack if activated, and the Browns will decide his availability after he practices, facing a strong Baltimore defense that led the league allowing only 80.1 rushing yards per game last year.
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Browns Coach Gives Frustrating Update on Quinshon Judkins
The Cleveland Browns finally signed Quinshon Judkins to his rookie contract, but the running back still isn’t practicing.Cleveland was hoping for Judkins to play in Week 2. But the rookie running back wasn’t at practice on September 10, according to coach Kevin Stefanski.“I’m going to take it day by day,” Stefanski said. “He’s not here today, not practicing today, so I’ll really take that day by day. He’s not here today.”Although Stefanski says …
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Browns RB Quinshon Judkins meeting with the NFL in NYC today about his battery arrest; set to practice Thursday
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Running back Quinshon Judkins had to reverse field in his way back to the Browns practice field and stop off at the NFL League office in Manhattan on Wednesday to discuss his arrest for domestic battery.
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