The Cleveland Browns and rookie working again Quinshon Judkins have reached an settlement on a totally assured four-year, $11.4 million deal, sources informed ESPN's Adam Schefter on Saturday, three weeks after prosecutors declined to pursue a misdemeanor battery cost over an alleged home incident in South Florida in late July.
Judkins, the thirty sixth choose within the 2025 NFL draft, was the ultimate member of this yr's draft class to signal because the Browns waited for a decision to his authorized state of affairs.
Judkins, 21, was arrested on a misdemeanor home violence and battery cost in Fort Lauderdale on July 12 and was not with the group throughout coaching camp. Whereas the authorized matter is behind Judkins, the state of affairs was nonetheless below evaluation by the league, NFL spokesman Brian McCarthy informed ESPN on Wednesday.
A standout at Ole Miss and Ohio State, Judkins shouldn't be anticipated to play Sunday within the Browns' season opener at dwelling towards the Cincinnati Bengals.
Cleveland has three working backs on its lively roster: Jerome Ford, fourth-round choose Dylan Sampson and undrafted rookie Raheim “Rocket” Sanders, who was claimed off waivers from the Los Angeles Chargers final week.
