Cleveland Browns rookie running back Quinshon Judkins’ status is unknown after he was arrested on charges of battery and domestic violence regarding an alleged incident said to have occurred on July 7. Judkins had not yet signed his rookie contract as of Wednesday, and it seems he may not be among the first-year players who report to training camp Friday. “The Browns are in no rush to sign Quinshon Judkins to his rookie contract or get him to camp on time as they continue to gather information on his legal matter,” Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer reported Tuesday. “Furthermore, they’ve stressed to Judkins and his agent, Todd France, that Judkins must make his domestic incident the high priority over football.” Cabot added that the Browns “are taking their time investigating what transpired between Judkins, 21, and his then-girlfriend, before they turn their attention to getting him signed and on the football field.” As shared by ESPN’s Daniel Oyefusi and NFL.com’s Grant Gordon, Judkins has bRead More
How Browns reportedly plan to handle Quinshon Judkins after arrest
