The Cleveland Browns have a dynamic class of first-year players this year, and they've already had the opportunity to show their skills on the field in Rookie Minicamp and the first week of OTAs. On Friday, the young guys displayed their skills in a different area: cooking.
The Browns' additions faced off in a fun but competitive contest in the team's annual "Rooks to Cooks" event at Baldwin Wallace University. As part of Cleveland's rookie development program, the players learned several cooking skills, recipes and more while making pasta dishes and charcuterie boards.
Rookie running back Quinshon Judkins was captured cooking in a video posted by Cleveland.com's Mary Kay Cabot, and Judkins' mother had some fun in a repost.
"When we come to visit, don't be acting like you don't know how to cook," Teva Judkins said.
The former Ohio State running back responded shortly after being jokingly called out by his mom. No matter how many meals Mrs. Judkins cooked for him in the past, it seems like the rookie will now be expected to bring some gourmet dishes of his own to the table.
Judkins grew up in Pike Road, Alabama, before playing college football at Ole Miss and Ohio State. His family will certainly make the long trip up to Cleveland at least once to see the rookie running back play for the Browns, and with the season beginning in September, Judkins has several months to work on his best plates.
 with the Providence Bruins that is ready, despite just signing Ty Gallagher, which means Sweeney will have to replace him through free agency or a trade, but after re-signing Wortherspoon last season, it's time to move on from him. Patrick Brown The Bruins have a number of bottom-six forwards on the roster and some of them should not be on the roster. One of those is veteran Patrick Brown, who has spent time between Providence and Boston this year. He is currently with the Black and Gold and he doesn't offer anything. If the Bruins are tanking for a better shot at getting a high lottery pick, then Brown is the guy to keep rolling out on a nightly basis as his one assist in nine games will not help win any games. I understand keeping some of the younger players in the AHL for the rest of the season, but keeping Brown in the lineup shows just how many bottom-six forwards are on the roster. It's time to move on from him this off-season as he has not contributed much in the last two seasons. Vinni Lettieri Speaking of bottom-six forwards, Vinni Lettieri is scheduled to become a free agent at the end of the season and this should be his last month wearing the Spoked-B. Last season he played in 46 games for the Minnesota Wild before being traded back to Boston last June. This season with the Bruins, he's played in 15 games with two goals and three points, but he is just another in a long list of forwards who are blocking younger players. He plays hard, and he can be a pain to play against, but next season, Sweeney needs to go in a different direction with his bottom six and Lettieri is someone who the Bruins need to move on from. Changes are coming and there are going to be plenty more players that are on the Bruins who will not be back in 2025-26. This is expected to be another off-season of change with even some eye-opening ones whether that's through free agency or a trade. "3 Boston Bruins players who are entering their final month with the team")
