Fractured fibula/tibia, broken ankle; explosiveness risk in 2026
Quinshon JudkinsRBCLE
Quinshon Judkins suffered a fractured fibula or tibia and broken ankle (not ACL/LCL damage as initially feared). While this injury typically zaps explosiveness in the first year back, he is young and explosive enough that it is not a career-ending event. Dynasty outlook: likely to return to form by 2027, but 2026 will be difficult to trust due to expected loss of explosiveness.
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it seems like there's no knee damage. It's going to be a uh like broken or fractured tibula or fibula and uh like a broken ankle... this is usually an injury that zaps you of your explosiveness in that first year back, but he's at least young enough, explosive enough that like this isn't a careering event for him.
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- Quinshon Judkins suffered a fractured fibula or tibia and broken ankle (not ACL/LCL damage as initially feared). While this injury typically zaps explosiveness in the first year back, he is young and explosive enough that it is not a career-ending event. Dynasty outlook: likely to return to form by 2027, but 2026 will be difficult to trust due to expected loss of explosiveness.
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