Judkins' Recovery Boosts Browns' Offense

0:00On March 31st, the Cleveland Browns are gearing up for the 2026 NFL draft, aiming to match the spart from their 2025 class. Running back Quincheon Judkins, their second round pick last year, showed real promise before a rough injury cut his rookie year short. In week 16, he suffered a dislocated ankle and fracture fibula, side-mining him just as he was hitting stride. Earlier this week at the NFL Annual Meetings, General Manager Andrew Berry dropped good news on Judkins' recovery. Berry said the back should join off-season workouts in some capacity and be fully cleared for training camp come summer. This update hits big for the Browns, especially with new head coach Todd Munkin, installing a fresh offensive scheme. Fans and the team need Judkins on the field during OTAs to gel with the revamped offensive line and build that early chemistry. Judkins flashed early as a rookie, piling up 347 rushing yards at 4.8 yards per carry over his first four games. He wrapped the season with 827 yards on 230 carries, averaging 3.6 yards per

1:05attempt, plus 7 touchdowns and 26 catches for 171 yards. With Munkin's run heavy attack and a stronger line ahead, Judkins looks prime to bounce back strong in 2026, setting the Browns up for offensive gains.