FantasyPros Articles on Quinshon Judkins
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He averaged 18.3 touches as a rookie despite missing training camp, the preseason and Week 1 because of legal issues stemming from a battery arrest. Judkins ran for at least 75 yards in six of his 14 games and scored seven touchdowns, but he was only the RB26 in fantasy points per game from Weeks 2-15 while averaging 18.7 touches and 72.8 total yards.
STACKED’s take
Judkins' volume masks poor efficiency and injury recovery; avoid at fifth-round ADP.
Despite averaging 18.3 touches as a rookie, Judkins ranked RB26 in fantasy points per game from Weeks 2-15 while averaging 18.7 touches and 72.8 total yards, suggesting volume-driven, touchdown-dependent production. He ranked 40th in explosive run rate, 33rd in missed tackle rate, 26th in yards after contact per attempt, 38th in juke rate, 55th in yards per touch, 52nd in yards created per touch, and second-to-last in rushing success rate at 33% among 49 qualifying backs. Only 37.8% of his rushing yards came before contact (fourth-fewest), and he's recovering from a dislocated right ankle and fractured fibula suffered in Week 16; players returning from fibula fractures averaged 6.7 fewer fantasy points per game than the previous season. Cleveland's completely rebuilt offensive line has never played together, the team is expected to have one of the league's most anemic offenses, and Dylan Sampson could emerge as the preferred pass-catcher, leaving Judkins touchdown-dependent and limited to early-down work. His fifth-round ADP is not justified given the injury, limited efficiency, and unfavorable offensive environment.
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