Monken highlights Judkins and Fannin as checkdown options against zone looks; Judkins has improved his hands Todd Monken: “He's a bull out
in space. Him and Harold are similar. When you're fighting for yards, guys, they're hard to bring down. They've got great contact balance. And when you talk about where teams are going to more and more of these zone looks, their ability to puncture and take a checkdown and, instead of getting three or four, getting seven, eight, nine, 10. You see that out of both of them. Quinshon has really improved his hands. And again, he's still a young player that's developing.”
Lance Reisland·
Fannin continues to become one of the most important pieces in the offense. He finished with seven receptions for 51 yards and both Cleveland touchdowns. He can work from the slot, wing, tight end position or reduced formation. He understands space, works well underneath and stays available when the original play breaks down.
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