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Quinshon Judkins makes NFL debut

NFL insider says Browns plan to treat Quinshon Judkins like a backup in debut vs. Ravens

Browns plan to treat Quinshon Judkins like a backup in debut vs. Ravens originally appeared on The Sporting News Cleveland Browns rookie running back Quinshon Judkins is finally set to make his NFL d...

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Browns' Quinshon Judkins Reportedly to Have Snaps 'Closely Monitored' in NFL Debut

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Browns starting RB role unclear, but rookie Quinshon Judkins won't have any guardrails in Week 2 debut

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Running back Quinshon Judkins on track to make NFL debut after being activated by Browns

Cleveland Browns rookie running back Quinshon Judkins was activated to the active roster Saturday, clearing the way for him to make his NFL debut against the Baltimore Ravens.

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Browns cut ties with inspiring summer star after RB Quinshon Judkins announcement

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Report: Browns rookie RB expected to debut on Sunday

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Quinshon Judkins admits the exact thing Cleveland Browns fans should want to hear about his time away from the team

The Cleveland Browns finally got rookie running back Quinshon Judkins under contract last weekend, and he returned to practice this week. After meeting with the NFL, the former Ohio State star practiced for the first time since OTAs on Thursday and was back on the field again Friday.

Quinshon Judkins 'appreciative' legal issue is behind him, now 'focusing on football'

Browns running back Quinshon Judkins is moving past his domestic violence arrest in Florida and trying to get up to speed to help as a rookie.

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Browns legend Josh Cribbs calls Quinshon Judkins and Dylan Sampson "two-headed monster"

Josh Cribbs is excited to see Quinshon Judkins in action, especially because Dylan Sampson already making his mark on the field for the Cleveland Browns in Week 1.

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Browns’ loss to Bengals highlights urgency in Quinshon Judkins’ running back room — Jimmy Watkins

Once again, Stefanski tried. He scripted screens and swing passes. He cycled through three different running backs, plus one rookie tight end. Canton native Harold Fannin Jr., himself a top 100 pick, carried it once out of a Wildcat formation.