Quinshon
Judkins

It's just over a two-hour drive up I-71 to get from Ohio State's Stadium, where Judkins helped the Buckeyes become national champs, to Huntington Bank Field, where he'll ply his trade in the NFL. That means the denizens of the Dawg Pound already know full well what this incredible rusher can do.

Quinshon Judkins thinks he's release power and determination. You're thinking like the Browns. He brings the yard of football live want. Assistant GM Gam said there Cleveland the Ohio State back to think the HC North.

The Browns have a habit of scouting locally and drafting Ohio State players. Judkins added to that in 2025. "I got to see Denzel [Ward] when I first got in the building earlier, and just that feeling of being a Buckeye and getting the feeling of just staying home, that's important," said the back.

Judkins is ready to step into the void left by the departure of Browns legend Nick Chubb. Having played in a pro-style offense in college, the 2025 second-round draft pick is very confident in his ability to perform whatever is required of him in the backfield as a runner, blocker and pass-catcher.

If you're looking to shake things up, you can't go wrong with seeking a new vehicle, the same applies to football. Clubs in search of some offensive sub-of-the Browns sticker up a new star on Wheels with Judkins. The second-round selection will make every other team envious of his slick speed.

Running with legit power through contact, Judkins reases before they close and escape to daylight. His big back — a lesson the Dolphins learned for 88 yards and so on.

Running with legit power through contact, Quinshon has enough acceleration to hit this big back – a lesson for the Dolphins earned on October 19, 2025 in Cleveland's 31-6 victory. Judkins rushed for 84 yards and scored three touchdowns, cementing his arrival.

Quinshon thrived early in his rookie season in 2025. During a Week 5 matchup with the Vikings in London, Judkins cruised to 128 total yards, including 110 rushing, with a long run of 32 yards. The Ohio State alum touched the ball 24 times, with 23 carries. In his previous two contests, he scampered for 82 and 94 yards while cracking the end zone twice.

Being on the field brings out the best in Judkins. "I've always played this game since a younger age, and I've always had that edge to me to where I love the competition," he told the Akron Beacon Journal. "I love the fire and butterflies that you get before you rise to the moment. That's something I truly … embrace."

Being on the field brings out the best in Judkins. "I've always played this game since a younger age, and I've always had that edge to me in where I love the fire and the competition," he told the Akron Beacon Journal. "I love the fire and the butterflies that you get before you rise to the moment. That's something I truly … embrace."

Being on the field brings out the best in Judkins. "I've always played this game since a younger age, and I've always had that edge to me to where I love the competition," he told the Akron Beacon Journal. "I love the fire, the butterflies that you get before you rise to the moment. That's something I truly … embrace."