Quinshon Judkins Scores 3 TDs Leading Browns 31-6 Win Over Dolphins

Cleveland Browns rookie running back Quinshon Judkins delivered a standout performance in a 31-6 victory over the Miami Dolphins, rushing for 84 yards and three touchdowns, becoming the first Browns rookie since 2000 to achieve this feat. Judkins' effectiveness was highlighted by his use in wildcat formations in the red zone, a strategy familiar to him from college, which helped the Browns cut out the middleman and capitalize on scoring opportunities. His three-touchdown game placed him alongside elite Browns backs like Nick Chubb and Jerome Harrison as one of only three to score three touchdowns in a single game. The Browns' win was bolstered not only by Judkins' offense but also by an aggressive defensive game plan featuring blitzes from defensive backs that pressured the Dolphins' quarterback and forced turnovers. Judkins, who overcame an off-field incident and a delayed contract signing to become a key offensive contributor, credited the offensive line and emphasized continuous improvement despite the personal success. This victory ended a three-game losing streak for the Browns and marked the first time the team scored more than 17 points all season, signaling a potential turning point for the offense.