Browns’ Quinshon Judkins Suffers Shoulder Injury Against Patriots
Cleveland Browns rookie running back Quinshon Judkins encountered a shoulder injury during the game against the New England Patriots. This incident raises concerns about his status for the remainder of the NFL season. Judkins has been a standout player for the Browns, especially in their recent matches.
Quinshon Judkins Injury Overview
In Week 8, Judkins struggled against the Patriots, managing only nine carries for 19 yards. This performance was a stark contrast to his impressive showing in Week 7, where he scored three touchdowns. As a result, questions loom over his ability to return to the game.
Injury Details
- Injury Type: Shoulder injury
- Current Status: Questionable to return
- Performance Before Injury: 9 carries for 19 yards against the Patriots
- Previous Game Performance: 3 touchdowns in Week 7
Running Back Depth Chart
Judkins is currently the primary running back (RB1) for the Cleveland Browns. His contributions have been pivotal to the team’s offense, especially given their struggles in recent games. In contrast, Jerome Ford serves as a reliable receiving option, while rookie Dylan Sampson has seen limited action.
Running Back Roles
- Quinshon Judkins: Starting running back, known for strong performances.
- Jerome Ford: Veteran presence, primarily a receiving back.
- Dylan Sampson: Less involved since Judkins’ return.
This situation requires monitoring, as updates regarding Judkins’ condition and potential return will be crucial for the Browns’ offensive plans moving forward.
