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    Judkins (leg/ankle) a ‘full-go’ to start camp

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    Cleveland.com’s Mary Kay Cabot reports Quinshon Judkins (leg/ankle) “will be full-go for Browns training camp.”

    This is tremendous news for Judkins, who was last seen getting carted off the field after suffering a gruesome injury in Week 16. The second-year back is expected to lead the Browns’ backfield in carries after rushing for 230-837-7 in 14 games last season while adding another 26-171-0 through the air on 36 targets. His volume-heavy role makes him a safe candidate for a high-end RB2 in fantasy this season with a chance to drastically exceed those expectations if the Browns’ offense can improve on last year’s 31st ranked finish in their first year under head coach Todd Monken.
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    Judkins, entering his second NFL season, was an honorable mention in Jeremy Fowler’s list of top running backs headed into the 2026 season. “Runs incredibly hard, faster in the open field than you’d think,” the executive told Fowler. “I think he’s going to have a big year.” Coming off a major leg/ankle injury that ended his rookie campaign, Judkins participated in offseason practices and has a real chance to suit up for Week 1, barring injury setbacks in training camp and the preseason. Judkins had 827 rushing yards and seven touchdowns in 2025, adding 26 grabs for 171 yards. He was targeted on a strong 23 percent of his pass routes last season. Assuming health, Judkins could be an underrated option behind an improved Cleveland offensive line.
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    In a video from Cleveland.com’s Mary Kay Cabot, Judkins appears to be moving quite well for a player recovering from a fractured fibula and a broken ankle. He suffered the injuries in Week 16 of his rookie season and was expected to miss 4-5 months. A mid-May return puts him on the early end of that timeline. Barring a surprise, Judkins should be full-go for the start of training camp. He was on pace for over 1,000 yards from scrimmage before missing the final two games of 2025. Fantasy managers can treat him as a volume-based RB2 in early drafts.
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    Berry maintained that Judkins should be able to fully participate in training camp, which typically starts in late July. We had not yet heard whether he would participate in organized team activities (OTAs) and/or mandatory minicamp, but given Berry’s comments, we could see him doing drills with teammates in May. At worst, it sounds like Judkins should retake the field with his teammates for workouts in June.
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    It’s expected news, but good to hear it from a team source. Judkins was expected to miss about 4-5 months after fracturing his fibula and dislocating his ankle in late December. It’s possible that Judkins could show up for some later parts of minicamp/OTAs based on that schedule, but even if he doesn’t, he should be ready to be Cleveland’s bellcow back in 2026.
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    Judkins suffered a fractured fibula and a dislocated ankle in Week 16’s loss to the Bills, but it doesn’t appear he is dealing with any significant ligament damage, which would have resulted in a longer absence. A 4-5 month absence for Judkins would put him on track to return well ahead of training camp, which is a good sign for the Browns, who handed the ball off to him a team-high 230 times this season.
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    In addition to the broken leg, Judkins also suffered a dislocated ankle and is being evaluated for a knee injury. It’s a brutal end to the season for the rookie running back, who entered the day with a 222-805-7 rushing line. Hopefully, tests on his knee don’t reveal any additional damage, but Judkins will have to undergo surgery to repair the multiple injuries he suffered in Week 16’s loss. It’s impossible to put a timeline on when he could return at this point, but Judkins solidified himself as the Browns’ top option in the backfield this season and is a safe bet to return to the bell cow role next season once he’s healed up.
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    CBS Sports opted to not show the replay of what is a right-leg injury. Judkins took a hard hit from Bills linebacker Matt Milano after catching a short pass from Shedeur Sanders. Judkins was in visible pain after the play and remained down until the cart came out to take him to the locker room. With Dylan Sampson already out, the Browns’ will turn backfield duties over to Trayveon Williams and Raheim Sanders. Judkins’ day will end with a 8-22-0 rushing line and also caught five passes for 29 yards.
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    Judkins had the backfield to himself with Dylan Sampson out, but the Browns running game was inexplicably ineffective in a great matchup against the Bears defense. Once the Browns fell behind, Judkins was essentially phased out of the game as he couldn’t even get positive yardage on his three catches. He’ll be in the RB2 mix against the Bills in Week 16.
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    Judkins appeared poised for a big day when he began the Browns’ third series with a 58-yard rumble to the Titans’ two-yard line following a short play-action dump-off from Shedeur Sanders, but he was stymied on the subsequent goal-line carry and Sanders finished the drive off two plays later with a short scoring strike to David Njoku. Judkins then took a backseat to fellow rookie Sanders despite snowy conditions that would typically call for a run-game commitment. Sanders played his best game as a pro, but the Browns still managed to cough up just the second Titans victory all year. Judkins’ pass-catching backups have gotten a bit more involved since Sanders replaced Dillon Gabriel, but Dylan Sampson lost a bad fumble this afternoon. Judkins still has an RB2 role on lock, while the Bears are an A+ Week 15 matchup on the ground.
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    Judkins chipped away on the ground in another run-heavy game plan for the Browns. He broke off a 17-yard run in the first hald and was mostly bottled up in the second half after the Niners took a commanding lead. Dylan Sampson had just four carries on the day and Jerome Ford did not see a rushing attempt. Ford ran 12 pass routes to 11 for Judkins; both backs saw three targets. Judkins’ domination of early-down touches in the Cleveland offense will make him a somewhat touchdown-dependent weekly RB2 option. He gets the Titans in Week 14.

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    Jadarian Price handled the opening first-team rep in the Seahawks’ first full-team scrimmage on Thursday.

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    The deal is worth “up to” $7 million, presumably with the “up to” doing some heavy lifting. Trying to wait out underwhelming free agent offers until the right opportunity presented itself, 30-year-old Samuel has found the perfect opportunity in reuniting with coach Kyle Shanahan and company. Although his efficiency had been declining even before last season’s trade to the Commanders, we have little doubt it will rebound to a degree under Shanny. The question becomes where he fits in a receiver jigsaw that includes an injured Ricky Pearsall and Christian Kirk, aging Mike Evans, and unproven De’Zhaun Stribling. Samuel isn’t going to be the usage monster of his prime, but then again, the 49ers also lack proven backfield touches behind Christian McCaffrey. Perhaps even “rushing Samuel” will be in for something of a revival. Although summer fantasy drafters might have been hoping for Samuel to end up in a skill corps with less touch competition, this is ultimately a good outcome for those hoping for top-40 upside.
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    Vikings LT Christian Darrisaw (knee) said he feels “the best” he has felt in two years.

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    ESPN’s Josh Weinfuss reports that Cardinals RB Jeremiyah Love is operating as the RB2 in first-team drills.

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    ESPN’s Josh Weinfuss reports that Cardinals RB Tyler Allgeier “has been getting the majority of the carries with the first team.”

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    ESPN’s Rich Cimini reports that Jets coach Aaron Glenn confirmed his team’s “interest” in free agent CB Terrion Arnold.

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