Cleveland Browns running back Quinshon Judkins remains one of two unsigned picks from the 2025 NFL Draft, and the team has not indicated when or if a contract will be finalized. General Manager Andrew Berry addressed the situation on Thursday but provided no clear timeline or decision regarding Judkins’ future with the team.
Judkins’ arrest on July 12 in Florida on domestic violence charges has complicated the process. Berry explained that the Browns are still in the early stages of collecting details about the incident. Given the legal proceedings still underway, the team is being cautious and deliberate in evaluating how to proceed.
Browns Remain Cautious as Judkins Faces Legal Uncertainty and NFL Scrutiny
Berry emphasized that they are in an “information gathering stage” and noted that the speed of that process can vary depending on how quickly they receive credible updates. Because the case is ongoing, he refrained from commenting further on specifics or potential outcomes involving Judkins’ status.
Although Judkins is currently unsigned, he is still subject to the NFL’s Personal Conduct Policy. If he signs a contract, he could be placed on paid administrative leave, which is one of the scenarios the Browns are likely considering as they determine their next steps.
