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Browns rookie RB Quinshon Judkins delivered his third straight double-digit PPR score in Sunday's loss to the Lions. His 21.5 PPR points (depending on your format) marked a second straight boost in scoring, and the game also featured a second straight boost in carries. But the most important development was probably his receiving. Judkins led Cleveland with 4 receptions, matching his total from the previous two games and collecting 33 yards. He added that to a 21-82-1 rushing line.

Browns RB Quinshon Judkins is expected to start today's game vs. the Packers and is "ready for more of a work load," according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. Judkins played just 20 snaps (27%) in his debut last week but surprisingly handled 10 carries and three targets. It was a bullish start considering he missed all of training camp. It sounds like we should expect Judkins to handle a bigger piece of the backfield pie in Week 3. But the matchup against a Packers defense that's been dominant through two games leaves Judkins as just a RB3 or Flex play. He could quickly ascend into RB2 territory, though.

Browns RB Quinshon Judkins is officially active for today’s game against the Ravens. NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport said this morning that Judkins will “have the snaps of a backup RB as he ramps up,” suggesting that Judkins could play 10-15 snaps. His practices on Thursday and Friday were his first since the spring. Judkins isn’t a viable Week 2 fantasy play, but his return dings RB Dylan Sampson. RB Raheim Sanders is a healthy scratch today. See where the Browns land in the Week 2 RB rankings.

Browns RB Quinshon Judkins "will have his snaps closely monitored" in his NFL debut against the Ravens today, according to NFL Network. "Expect him to have the snaps of a backup RB as he ramps up, while the team hopes he eventually becomes the starter," Rapoport adds.

ESPN's Jeremy Fowler is reporting that second-round rookie RB Quinshon Judkins is set to make his NFL debut on Sunday against the Ravens. Judkins practiced in full on Thursday and Friday after meeting with the league office

Browns RB Quinshon Judkins is listed as questionable for this weekend's game vs. the Ravens. He got in full practices on Thursday and Friday, but those were his first practices since the spring. We're not expecting Judkins to play on Sunday. And if he does, he's unlikely to have a significant role. Judkins should not be in your Week 2 fantasy plans, although his presence would ding RB Dylan Sampson's outlook.

Browns RB Quinshon Judkins was a full participant in Thursday's practice. He's healthy, but it's unclear if he'll be ready to play vs. the Ravens this weekend after missing all of training camp. Judkins isn't a viable Week 2 fantasy play, but his presence would add some risk to RB Dylan Sampson's outlook. We'll keep you updated on Judkins' status.

Browns RB Quinshon Judkins did not practice on Wednesday. He was in New York City meeting with the league about the domestic violence allegations against him. We'll see where that goes in terms of a potential suspension, but we'd be surprised if the Browns deemed Judkins ready to play vs. the Ravens this weekend. His absence would again leave the backfield to Dylan Sampson, Jerome Ford, and Raheim Sanders.

The Cleveland Browns used a pair of 2025 NFL Draft picks to reinforce their backfield. One day after getting the first of those picks, Quinshon Judkins signed, fourth-rounder Dylan Sampson had a strong NFL debut. Sampson led the Browns with 29 rushing yards (2.4 YPC) and was tied for second on the team with 8 targets. Sampson reeled in all 8 of those looks for 64 yards, totaling 93 scrimmage yards in Cleveland's 17-16 home loss to the Bengals.

Per ESPN's Adam Schefter, Brown RB Quinshon Judkins is expected to meet with the league office this week about his domestic violence incident. Judkins could play as soon as next week vs. the Packers.

The Browns are signing RB Quinshon Judkins to a fully guaranteed contract ahead of Sunday's game, according to multiple reports. The second-round pick, of course, spent most of the summer navigating domestic assault accusations that ultimately did not produce criminal charges.