If Judkins comes back from ankle surgery at full strength, he should be a weekly starter in fantasy leagues even if the Browns don't have much else going for them in Todd Monken's first year as head coach. Judkins suffered a season-ending dislocated right ankle in Week 16 last year, cruelly cutting short what was otherwise a promising rookie campaign. The broader struggles of the Cleveland offense landed hard on Judkins as the season wore on, but he outplayed his box score, and that box score wasn't even so bad. His seven touchdowns and 3.6 YPC across 14 games represent acceptable production in light of how dysfunctional the Browns were on offense -- an outcome precipitated by a downpour of injuries on the offensive line. Their blocking should be better in 2026 after an aggressive offseason overhaul, but Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders are still the biggest names at quarterback, and Dylan Sampson seems like the favorite for passing-down snaps in the backfield. There's no denying Judkins' talent as a runner, and he's even shown potential to develop as a pass catcher, but that doesn't mean everything will go smoothly as he comes back from major surgery to join a perennially rebuilding team.