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Quinshon Judkins’ rookie season was about as clean as a running back profile can be on a broken offense. The Browns immediately treated him like their Nick Chubb replacement, feeding him one of the league’s heaviest early-down workloads while rarely asking him to do much in obvious passing situations. That gave him enough volume to finish as a usable fantasy RB2/3, but Cleveland’s dead-last offensive environment kept the ceiling low. Now, with Todd Monken taking over and Jerome Ford...