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Dynasty Points fantasy football takes on Quinshon Judkins
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All Dynasty Points insights about Quinshon Judkins
PositiveRoleSep 25, 2026
The source believes Judkins' long-term role and talent are intact despite this season's struggles. He was always considered the better Ohio State back compared to Travion Henderson, and with time and healing, his tackle-breaking and evasion ability should return. The source is 'very much thinking that if there's a discount on him, you should go pay it' in dynasty leagues.PositiveValueSep 25, 2026
Despite poor 2024 performance, Judkins remains a strong dynasty asset with significant long-term value. The source argues that even if Judkins has a poor season, he will still be drafted 2+ rounds higher than comparable RBs like Javante Williams, D'Andre Swift, or Chuba Hubbard in 2025 startups. If you're a contending team with Judkins, hold him rather than trading him for short-term RB help, as his dynasty value will far exceed what you'd get in return.NegativeProjectionSep 25, 2026
Expected to have a rough efficiency year due to injury recovery, though the source believes he's talented and should be able to perform well next year. The source tempers expectations for 2024, noting that if you drafted Judkins expecting him to be an RB1 this season, that's on you—he should have been viewed as a potential rental year and rebuilder piece.NegativeInjurySep 25, 2026
Suffered a broken leg injury that has impacted his efficiency and tackle-breaking ability; he's not the same player post-injury and is struggling to make more out of what's given to him. He's currently at 0.83 yards before contact per attempt (compared to Ashton Gentry's 1.28 last year) and only 0.08 missed tackles forced per attempt, indicating he's not breaking tackles or evading defenders as he did pre-injury.PositiveRoleJul 15, 2026
Judkins benefits from Todd Monken as new Browns play caller; Monken has run efficient offenses with Ravens (Lamar Jackson, Derrick Henry), Buccaneers, and Georgia. Monken historically separates primary runner and receiver roles—Dylan Sampson likely handles passing downs. Judkins projects as a two-down back in an offense expected to struggle and lose games in 2026, limiting ceiling. However, Judkins could see Josh Jacobs-level 30+ receptions and 40+ targets if he asserts himself in negative game scripts; 2027 upside (post-top-5-pick, new QB) is more compelling than 2026 production.