Browns Rookie, Former OSU RB, Quinshon Judkins Arrested For Alleged Domestic Violence [VIDEO]

The Cleveland Browns so far in 2025 seems to be like the song ‘This Is The Song That Never Ends.”   There is drama surrounding the Cleveland Browns moving out of downtown.  Then there is whole trading away down and not taking Travis Hunter and passing over QB Shedeur Sanders multiple times taking Oregon QB Dillon Gabriel two rounds before him.  Fast-forwarding to now with rumors of possibly trading Shedeur Sanders and letting their leading running back Nick Chubb sign in Texas.  Now there is arrests being added to all of this.

Cleveland Browns rookie taken in the second round and former Ohio State Buckeye running back Quinshon Judkins was arrested in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and has been charged with misdemeanor battery (domestic).

According to the arrest affidavit, the victim appeared to have injuries. The incident report allegedly has photos of bruising on the woman.  The woman stated that she and Quinshon Judkins were in a relationship and lived together in May 2024, but they had no relationship between December 2024 and June 2025.  The alleged incident happened on July 7 after leaving an airport, but was not reported until Saturday.

According to the Ft Lauderdale Police report, after arriving at the airport, the two went to baggage claim. While there, Judkins told the woman, “Oh, wow, I can’t believe you,” and “I’m so done with you.” The report states the woman didn’t understand why he told her that. A short time later, the two got into a rental vehicle and “the victim stated the defendant was showing frustration after he read text messages from family members.”  The report states the woman tried to explain the messages but began to stutter, and “the defendant punched her in the mouth/chin area with a closed fist.”

Quinshon Judkins was taken to the Broward Sheriff’s Office Jail, where he was held on a $2,500 bond,  Judkin’s could face disciplinary action from the league if it determines he has violated the NFL’s personal conduct policy.

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