Quinshon Judkins was selected by the Cleveland Browns with the 36th pick of the 2025 NFL draft with an expectation that he could replace Nick Chubb, who departed for the Houston Texans this year.The rookie arrived in Cleveland with a bright outlook, but his future is up in the air with a potential suspension looming. Browns insider Mary Kay Cabot said Judkins will not be a part of training camp."Quinshon Judkins remains unsigned and won't report to training camp today with the rest of the rookies," Cabot tweeted.Mary Kay Cabot @MaryKayCabotLINK#Browns RB Quinshon Judkins remains unsigned and won't report to training camp today with the rest of the rookies. He's focusing more on his legal matter right now and so are the #Browns.Judkins was arrested on July 12 on potential charges of domestic violence and battery. According to the police report, he allegedly struck a woman with his fist on July 7, and the incident was reported five days later.During a recent appearance on "The Fan" in Cleveland, Cabot speculated what the NFL might do with Judkins amid the allegations.Cabot explained:"When we hear and see what allegedly happened and the description in the police report, I really can't see how the NFL isn't going to suspend him."A suspension would obviously be a major hurdle for Judkins' rookie outlook, but maybe even more concerning for his future is the fact that he has yet to sign his rookie contract.Browns RB outlook with Quinshon Judkins suspension potentially loomingQuinshon JudkinsThe Cleveland Browns moved on from Nick Chubb during the 2025 NFL offseason. He was a star in an offensive system that lacked consistent playmakers.This is likely why the Browns used a second-round draft pick on Quinshon Judkins, despite having many holes on their roster that needed to be addressed. With the rookie potentially facing a suspension, and having yet to sign his contract in Cleveland, their plans for the position may have to be altered this year.Jerome Ford and Pierre Strong Jr. will return as the veterans on their roster for the upcoming season, but it's Dylan Sampson who has become a player to keep an eye on. The Browns drafted him this year in the fourth round to add depth to their running-back room, but given the current circumstances, he could have an opportunity at an unexpectedly elevated role.