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RB Quinshon Judkins, CLE (1 Viewer)

I agree, his best bet is to get signed…take his punishment and scrutiny
I'm sure he'd like that but nothing is going to happen until his case is resolved.

Other then PR concerns the Browns are not going to sign him knowing he's heading to paid leave on the exempt list.
This makes sense financially for them; but is this what will cause him to basically have to reenter next years draft? Sorry I did try to google this myself but wasn't getting a clear answer. And then do the Browns get anything back or would it pretty much make the Judkins pick for them a wasted one?
He’d only be eligible to re-enter the draft if he is not signed by next years draft.

The Browns would get nothing.

Haslem spoke on it today, said he’s cautiously optimistic they eventually sign him but they are going to let the legal process play out.

So IMO only way he might not eventually sign with the Browns is if by next April he’s still not resolved his case or some super PR damaging issues come to light. Neither of these seem likely.
 
I've put him on my taxi squad and he'll probably just stay there I guess, unless he happens to make it to camp.
Actually did the same thing a few days ago in my only league that has taxi spots.

I drafted 3 rookie TE’s, Taylor, Ferguson and Arroyo and was going to put the last 2 on it moved Judkins onto it.
 
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Jimmy Haslam on three Browns players being arrested on domestic violence charges in the last year: “It’s extremely frustrating. Obviously we’re not communicating as well as we should and we take responsibility for that.”

Haslam said he’s “cautiously optimistic” that unsigned rookie RB Quinshon Judkins will play for the Browns in 2025 but wants to let due process play out.
 
I agree, his best bet is to get signed…take his punishment and scrutiny
I'm sure he'd like that but nothing is going to happen until his case is resolved.

Other then PR concerns the Browns are not going to sign him knowing he's heading to paid leave on the exempt list.
This makes sense financially for them; but is this what will cause him to basically have to reenter next years draft? Sorry I did try to google this myself but wasn't getting a clear answer. And then do the Browns get anything back or would it pretty much make the Judkins pick for them a wasted one?
He’d only be eligible to re-enter the draft if he is not signed by next years draft.

The Browns would get nothing.

Haslem spoke on it today, said he’s cautiously optimistic they eventually sign him but they are going to let the legal process play out.

So IMO only way he might not eventually sign with the Browns is if by next April he’s still not resolved his case or some super PR damaging issues come to light. Neither of these seem likely.
Saw something the other day saying his best bet would be to settle his legal troubles, negotiate a suspension with the NFL and then sign with CLE. Not sure if that is all possible or what it would look like, they just speculated that could be the quickest way to get on the field.

He is a devy of mine in one league. Don't have to activate until week 6, but can put him on our "Red Shirt" spot. Means I hold his rights until next season unless I drop him. Can't trade or activate him from there. Its a salary cap league so I would have to sign him next season or drop before the league's draft.
 
His best bet is to sign
You keep saying this like it’s his decision to make and it’s not and won’t be until his case is resolved
You are misinterpreting me. That is his best case scenario, I realize it is out of his control right now. It is his best bet at success to sign versus other options. Sorry I did not spell this out better.
 

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