What happened to Browns rookie Quinshon Judkins?

Quinshon Judkins, the Cleveland Browns' 2023 second-round draft pick, remains unsigned after being arrested on July 12th on charges of battery and domestic violence in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

How is the Cleveland Browns organization handling the off-field issues with their draft picks?

The Browns' GM Andrew Berry expressed frustration over the amount of time and resources the organization has had to spend on educating players and the entire team about off-field incidents. This is the second straight summer the team has dealt with such issues, after their 2024 second-round pick Mike Hall Jr. was arrested on a domestic violence charge in 2022.

What other recent incident has the Browns had to address with their rookies?

In addition to the Quinshon Judkins situation, the Browns also had to address an incident involving rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders, who was ticketed twice in June 2023 for speeding.

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Browns Rookie Judkins Faces Off-Field Troubles, Remains Unsigned

24 Jul

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Rookie RB Quinshon Judkins arrested on battery, domestic violence charges
Browns GM unsure when Judkins will join team, still gathering information
Browns dealing with off-field issues with 2 recent draft picks

Browns Rookie Judkins Faces Off-Field Troubles, Remains Unsigned

The Cleveland Browns are facing an uncertain situation with their 2023 second-round draft pick, Quinshon Judkins. The rookie running back remains unsigned after he was arrested on July 12th in Fort Lauderdale, Florida on charges of battery and domestic violence.

Browns general manager Andrew Berry indicated that the team is still in the "information-gathering stage" regarding Judkins' situation and is unsure when he will be able to join the team for training camp. Berry acknowledged that sometimes the information comes more slowly in these types of cases.

This is the second straight summer the Browns have had to deal with off-field incidents involving their draft picks. In 2022, the team's second-round pick, defensive tackle Mike Hall Jr., was arrested during training camp on a domestic violence charge. Hall pleaded no contest to a reduced charge of disorderly conduct but was suspended five games by the NFL.

Berry expressed his frustration over the amount of time and resources the organization has had to spend on educating players and the entire team about these issues. He also addressed another recent incident involving rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders, who was ticketed twice in June for speeding.

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