The initiate of the NFL details how the case of domestic violence of Quinkh Judkins stimulates the strict contractual policies of Bengals and Cowboys

Quinshon Judkins was selected by the Browns of Cleveland in the second round of the NFL 2025 draft. However, the Browns have not yet signed the ball carrier to a recruit contract, and this could be due to his case of domestic violence in progress.

On July 12, Judkins was arrested in Florida for domestic violence and battery charges. The recruit appeared before the court the next day and its deposit was set at $ 2,500. He was released on July 13, after the judge ordered the NFL star not to contact the accuser.

The initiate of the NFL, Ross Tucker, used the saga of Judkins as an example to explain why Bengals and Cowboys wait as long as they can before signing young talents to a recruit contract. Tucker said:

“The Judkins thing, in a strange way, you can see why Bengals and Cowboys have thought of thought around the contract, right? Like this guy, it could have been avoided because it is stopped, and things like this can happen. This is why Cowboys are waiting for as long as they can.

“Judkins is like the child’s child to explain why Bengals and Cowboys work as they do.”

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Bengals also have contract problems with their recruit Shemar Stewart. This is what Tucker referred to his explanation.

What could the potential contract of Quinkh Judkins could look like with the Browns of Cleveland?

Being a first choice of draft, many expected great things by Quinshon Judkins. However, his legal problems have hampered his career in the NFL.

The ball carrier was initially planned to sign a four -year recruit contract with the Cleveland Browns worth $ 11.4 million. This agreement would allow it about $ 2.85 million each season. But now, with his legal problems, there is an uncertainty about his potential contract.

It will be interesting to see when the Browns finally offer Judkins its first NFL contract, because the 2025 season is almost there.