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Quinshon Judkins moves up to RB1 on the Browns depth chart
Quinshon Judkins is now the RB1 on our usage depth chart for the Cleveland Browns. This change follows the latest game where Judkins played 53% of the snaps, moving him up from his previous spot as RB2.
By the Parlae Desk ·

Key facts
- New spot
- RB1
- Before
- RB2
- Snaps, latest game
- 53%
- Snaps, window
- 35%
- Targets a game
- 2.5
- Carries a game
- 15.5
- Through
- Week 8
What changed
According to our usage depth chart, which ranks players by snaps and touches rather than official team listings, Quinshon Judkins is now the first running back for the Cleveland Browns. He previously held the RB2 spot on this chart. The Browns official depth chart currently lists him as RB1.
Judkins played 53% of the snaps in the latest game and 35% during the window we weigh. He has accounted for 46% of the backfield touches, averaging 15.5 carries and 2.5 targets a game. These stats come through Week 8, and he has appeared in 2 of the last 3 games per our usage depth chart.
Who he passed
Dylan Sampson is now RB2 on the chart, having played 23% of snaps across the window. This move follows a shift in snap distribution. The next game will determine if this role remains steady or if the rotation shifts back.
The rest of the room
The remaining players on the Browns depth chart include Jaleel McLaughlin, who is RB3 with 24% of snaps across the window. Audric Estime is RB4 and is listed Out, with 0% of snaps across the window. The usage order is determined by snaps and touches, allowing for movement whenever the workload distribution changes.
What it means for fantasy
Fantasy production is tied to opportunity. A player who reaches the top of a usage chart represents the leader in snaps and touches for his team at that position. This volume is a steady predictor of point potential. Players moving into these roles are notable additions if they are available on the waiver wire.
The usage chart is updated as new games are completed. Every change in the rotation is tracked on the Cleveland Browns depth chart page.
Sources
- Our usage depth chart, built from snap counts and play by play