Follow usThe Cleveland Browns and rookie RB Quinshon Judkins have reached an agreement on a fully guaranteed 4-year, almost 11.5 million dollar contract.
The running back, who was the 36th selection in this year’s draft, was the last to ink a deal from the NFL draft class after the franchise waited to see his legal status, as almost 1 month ago it became clear that he would not be sued for an alleged domestic incident that occurred at the end of July.
He was arrested on a misdemeanor domestic violence and battery charge in Fort Lauderdale in the middle of July, and was not part of the training camp of the Browns. Now, with the legal problem behind his back, the incident is still under review by the NFL.
The #Browns are signing second-round RB Quinshon Judkins to his fully guaranteed deal, sources say. All draft picks are now under contract.
Judkins legal situation is behind him after no charges were filed, though the NFL is still conducting its investigation. pic.twitter.com/eqE7h0TuGf
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) September 6, 2025
Judkins is not expected to be on the field when Cleveland faces the Bengals at home on Sunday.
The Browns have 3 RBs on their active roster: Jerome Ford, 4th-round selection Dylan Sampson, and undrafted rookie Raheim “Rocket” Sanders, who was claimed off waivers from the Chargers in the past week.
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