Browns rookie arrested for domestic violence
Judkins was selected by the Browns in the second round out of Ohio State, and was very likely going to find himself in a key role in Cleveland's offense after the team decided not to bring back Nick Chubb. Cleveland also drafted Dylan Sampson out of Tennessee to put in the backfield with Judkins and Jerome Ford.
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