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Browns' Quinshon Judkins Has Surgery for Broken Fibula and Dislocated Ankle, Faces 4–5 Month Recovery

Cleveland will place him on injured reserve, leaving Trayveon Williams and Raheim Sanders to cover the remaining backfield snaps.

Overview

  • Judkins underwent surgery at University Hospitals to repair a dislocated right ankle and fractured fibula, and the team confirmed there was no knee damage.
  • The projected recovery window is four to five months, keeping the rookie on track for spring work and the 2026 season.
  • The injury occurred late in the second quarter against Buffalo when Matt Milano tackled Judkins low near the sideline, and he was carted off as the broadcast declined to show a replay.
  • With Jerome Ford already out for the year and Dylan Sampson’s status uncertain, the Browns will rely on Trayveon Williams and Raheim “Rocket” Sanders after both contributed versus the Bills.
  • Judkins’ rookie year ends at 827 rushing yards and seven touchdowns in 14 games, while teammates and his mother shared public messages of support for his recovery.