Some Cleveland Browns fans appear to be experiencing buyer’s remorse with the team passing over TreVeyon Henderson to select his former Ohio State teammate, Quinshon Judkins, in the second round of the 2025 NFL draft.

Judkins was arrested and charged with misdemeanor domestic battery after an alleged domestic violence incident on Saturday. The 21-year-old rookie will have his day in court, but the alleged details emerging from the incident are disturbing.

The entire ordeal has led some Browns fans to question the decision to draft Judkins over Henderson, who was the more versatile running back option.

Henderson went two picks later at No. 38 to the New England Patriots. He is now set to be featured in the No. 2 role behind Rhamondre Stevenson with a legitimate opportunity to win the starting job in training camp.

Judkins faces a possible suspension if found guilty of the charges. Here’s what fans were saying on social media regarding the Browns passing on Henderson:

The Browns drafted Judkins over Henderson and Johnson?

— Norm (@e_equals_mc_ham) July 13, 2025

I’m not going to bring up what happened off the field with Judkins!But let’s all be real here.Drafting him over Henderson was a head stretching decision by the #Browns.Henderson could be a Gibbs type back. Judkins doesn’t have that gear. Henderson&Chubb backfield was answer! #NFL pic.twitter.com/57OC9VnJli

— nick west (@nickwest14) July 13, 2025

No matter how the Judkins stuff goes I’m still mad that the Browns didn’t take Henderson. As an OSU fan he was always clearly the better player. Reminded me of Chubb more than Judkins did lol

— Richie Pokrywka (@richiepokrywka) July 14, 2025

Patriots took TreVeyon Henderson right after Browns took Judkins. I went back and forth on which OSU rb I wanted on the Browns. I guess I have my answer. Seeya next season Judkins. pic.twitter.com/sRes7bDGKm

— The Land (@CLEVELAND_WINS) July 13, 2025

Browns took Judkins over Henderson, that’s why they’re the Browns.

— The Goat (@Everylastgoat) July 13, 2025

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