Jimmy and Dee Haslam struck a markedly different tone than GM Andrew Berry, expressing real emotion about the team's domestic violence issues.

"Obviously, we're not communicating as well as we should and we take responsibility for that," Jimmy Haslam said.

Devin Bush is also currently practicing as his legal case proceeds through the Pennsylvania courts. However, Jimmy Haslam did say he expects Judkins to join the team at some point. Jimmy and Dee reiterated that domestic violence education will remain a major focus within the organization.

At his news conference Thursday Cleveland Browns General Manager, Andrew Berry, finished his opening statement by saying it was early in the investigation of rookie running back Quinshon Judkins and that more information needed to be gathered before his arrest on domestic violence charges could be sorted.

Browns rookie running back Quinshon Judkins was arrested on a domestic violence and battery charge in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, on Saturday, according to the Fort Lauderdale Police Department and Broward County arrest records.

"It's extremely frustrating. Obviously, we're not communicating as well as we should and we take responsibility for that," said Jimmy Haslam.

The Browns have held off on signing the first-year player as they await clarity on his legal issues, but Browns owner Jimmy Haslam expressed optimism that Judkins will eventually suit up for his new squad.