Browns rookie running back Quinshon Judkins arrested, charged with domestic violence in Florida
The recruit of Cleveland Browns, Quinshon Judkins, was arrested on Saturday in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, in a case of alleged domestic violence, according to the files of the Broward county. The description of the accusation in the details of the prisoners of Judkins specifies the battery and domestic violence via “Touch or Strike”.
According to Chris Easterling of Akron Beacon Journal, a spokesperson for Browns said they were aware of the situation and “information collection”.
Although more details on the situation have not yet been revealed, the situation will undoubtedly raise questions about the choice of second round draft.
Judkins was drafted from Ohio State with the fourth choice of the second round. With the departure of longtime Brown Nick Chubb, many of the races in the coming season are expected to be divided between Judkins and Jerome Ford, who has entered the role of first Cleveland ball carrier after the end of the season in Chubb in the last two seasons.
The Browns also wrote Dylan Sampson of Tennessee in the fourth round in their attempt to reconstruct the racing room following Chubb leaving in the free agency.
Judkins began his collegial career in Ole Miss, where he has 2,725 yards and 31 affected on 545 races in two seasons. After being transferred to Ohio State, Judkins rushed to 1,060 yards and 14 affected for national champions.
