Browns’ Quinshon Judkins Exits Game with Shoulder Injury

FOXBOROUGH, Massachusetts (AP) — Cleveland Browns running back Quinshon Judkins exited Sunday’s game against the New England Patriots with a shoulder injury. The injury occurred during the second quarter, and he has since been ruled out for the remainder of the contest.

Before leaving the field, Judkins struggled to make an impact against the Patriots’ strong rush defense. He managed just 19 yards on nine carries. In the passing game, he caught all three of his targets; however, he recorded a negative yardage total of -2 yards.

Judkins, a rookie, has had a noteworthy season so far, but facing New England’s defense proved challenging. Notably, he was only rostered by 2% of players in the $2.75 Million Fantasy Football Millionaire competition.

Alongside Judkins, cornerback Tyson Campbell also left the game due to an injury. Campbell was being evaluated for a concussion and was ruled out early in the fourth quarter.

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