The Cleveland Browns are facing a bit of a conundrum at running back right now thanks to Quinshon Judkins' status being up in the air, which could spell big trouble for the Browns heading into Week 1.
The Wolfpack defense would want to close its eyes watching some of the tape they displayed in 2024. Some games don't roll how you hope, but losing 51-10 to Tennessee, forget about that.
The Cleveland Browns attempted to repair their ailing backfield in the NFL Draft this past April, selecting both Quinshon Judkins and Dylan Sampson in Rounds 2 and 4, respectively.
The Cleveland Browns made the difficult decision to let star running back Nick Chubb walk in free agency this offseason to the Houston Texans, but the contingency plan was promising when they drafted second-round running back Quinshon Judkins and fourth-rounder Dylan Sampson to take his place.
No sporting event can match the Super Bowl. It’s the biggest annual event in sports, and frankly, in culture. Television ratings don’t lie on that front.
The Cleveland Browns have largely revamped their backfield this offseason, parting ways with long-time star Nick Chubb and selecting both Quinshon Judkins and Dylan Sampson in the NFL Draft.
Former Tennessee Vols running back Dylan Sampson had a welcome to the NFL moment during practice earlier this month. Sampson, a fourth-round selection by the Cleveland Browns in the 2025 NFL Draft, ran into teammate Myles Garrett -- one of the best defensive players in the NFL -- during a rep, and it didn't end well for the former Vol.
One of the reasons why the national media is down on the Tennessee Vols in 2025 is because the program no longer has Dylan Sampson at running back. Sampson, who declared for the 2025 NFL Draft after his record-breaking junior season at Tennessee, was the SEC offensive player of the year in 2024.
The Cleveland Browns are a defensive-oriented team, and as such, they will only go as far as their potentially elite defense can take them. However, as big a question mark as they have on offense, they also have some intriguing young players.
Training camps across the NFL buzz with fresh energy each summer. The Cleveland Browns are experiencing that same excitement as an unexpected rookie captures attention during early practices.
Few things are as iconic as Shedeur Sanders’ ‘Watch Celebration.’ Football fans enjoyed his aura plenty in college; now, NFL fans caught a glimpse of what is waiting for them in the days to come.
As years go by, it's easy to forget some of the players who suited up on the gridiron. While the quarterback is the one position in the NFL that is under
The Tennessee Vols' most important offensive player last season was easily running back Dylan Sampson. Sampson, who won SEC offensive player of the year honors in 2024, set a program record by rushing for 1,491 yards and 22 touchdowns last season.
Training camp for the Browns is well underway, and there is excitement building for the Browns. A quarterback competition, a large class of rookies, an offensive scheme change, and some new faces on the coaching staff have breathed some life into a team that ended the season 3-14 last year.
When prepping for a fantasy draft, you need to anticipate how the board will shift by the time your draft arrives—and what that means for your strategy.
The Cleveland Browns have not received much good news on the running back front in recent weeks. Quinshon Judkins is dealing with a legal situation that has yet to be resolved.
Former Tennessee Vols running back Dylan Sampson, a fourth round selection by the Cleveland Browns in the 2025 NFL Draft, returned to Knoxville this week
The Browns have lacked the dominant run game recently, which used to be their identity and key to offensive success. In an effort to get back to their best in that area, they left the draft with two running backs, both being their two highest selected backs under general manager Andrew Berry.
In 2024, under the direction of former Rams offensive coordinator Liam Coen, Bucky Irving of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers went from being an undervalued RB2 to becoming a top 10 running back in the NFL with 1,122 rushing yards and eight touchdowns, helping power the franchise to their fourth straight division title.
Despite an obvious need at the position, the Dallas Cowboys didn’t take a running back in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft. Of course, things could change in later rounds with these five prospects.
Height: 5110 (unofficial) Weight: 201 (unofficial) Year: Junior Pro Comparison: JK Dobbins Tennessee Volunteers running back Dylan Sampson projects as a potential NFL starter at the NFL level.
Tennessee running back Dylan Sampson is entering the 2025 NFL Draft after setting school single-season records for rushing yards and touchdowns this season.
Tennessee football received a rough introduction into the College Football Playoffs Saturday. The Volunteers did more than fall behind early 21-0 to Ohio State.
If you’re paying any attention to college football this season, you’ve hopefully heard about Tennessee’s star running back, Dylan Sampson, and the ridiculous numbers he’s putting up.
Dylan Sampson ran for 141 yards and two touchdowns, setting Tennessee's single-season mark for rushing scores, to help the No. 7 Volunteers beat Kentucky 28-18 on Saturday night in Knoxville, Tenn.
Tennessee running back Dylan Sampson found the end zone four times in the first half against Kent State. The Volunteers are off to a historic start against Kent State, piling up 65 points in the first half, approaching the FBS record of 76 points in a half set by Houston in 1968.