The Cleveland Browns are putting together a formidable duo in their backfield with rookies Quinshon Judkins and Dylan Sampson. Selected in the second and fourth rounds respectively, these budding talents are eager to contribute to the team's ground game. During recent training sessions, both players expressed excitement about learning from each other and the veteran presence in the running back room, fostering a competitive but collaborative atmosphere.

With the future of established star Nick Chubb uncertain, the Browns' decision to draft two running backs signals a transition. Judkins, having excelled at Ole Miss, and Sampson, who thrived at Tennessee, bring distinct advantages: Judkins as a workhorse and Sampson as a versatile contributor. They anticipate sharing carries to keep each other fresh throughout the long season, likely adopting a system similar to that of other successful NFL teams. As they develop synergy, both players aim to ensure a strong performance for the Browns, setting themselves up as key figures in Cleveland's offensive strategy.