Offseason trouble returns for Browns as Quinshon Judkins arrested with domestic violence charge
rookie running back
Quinshon Judkins
was arrested in Broward County, Florida, just days before the start of his first NFL training camp. The 36th overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft faces charges of battery and domestic violence.
According to public records, the Fort Lauderdale Police Department took Judkins into custody early Saturday morning, July 12.
The official charge, as listed by the Broward County Sheriff's Office, is 'touch or strike/battery/domestic violence.' He remains in custody as of now.
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rookie RB Quinshon Judkins appears to have been arrested in Broward County early Saturday morning.
He's facing a charge of 'Touch or Strike/Battery/Domestic Violence,' per the county's public arrest records.
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Judkins was drafted to potentially become the Browns' lead back after the team parted ways with veteran Nick Chubb, who signed a one-year deal with the Houston Texans.
A standout at both Ole Miss and Ohio State, Judkins had a 1,000-yard rushing season with the Buckeyes last year and played a key role in their national championship run.
His arrest comes at a critical time, with Browns rookies scheduled to report for minicamp on July 18.
The incident not only casts doubt over his immediate availability but could also trigger action under the NFL's Personal Conduct Policy, which applies even before a player signs a contract.
Judkins is also one of several second-round picks yet to sign their rookie contracts.
The delay is reportedly tied to a broader standoff involving guaranteed money for players selected in the second round. Only two of the 32 second-round picks have signed deals so far.
Another offseason trouble for the Browns
This marks the second consecutive offseason in which a Browns rookie has been arrested on domestic violence charges before playing a game. Last year, it was defensive tackle Mike Hall Jr., also a second-round selection.
With Judkins' future unclear, the Browns may now lean more heavily on fourth-round pick Dylan Sampson to carry the load in training camp and potentially the regular season.
No court date has been set in Judkins' case, and the Browns have not issued a public statement yet.
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