Breece Hall leaves practice w/ trainers on Monday

Key Points:

• Breece Hall's recent injury is not believed to be serious, but he will be evaluated; the Jets currently have a thin running back group with Isaiah Davis also sidelined, leading Braelon Allen to take on RB1 duties temporarily.
• Head coach Aaron Glenn envisions a "three-headed monster" backfield with Hall, Allen, and Davis, though Hall remains the primary back with the most snaps and opportunities, maintaining his status as a potential RB1/RB2 in fantasy leagues.
• Hall signed a three-year, $43.5 million contract averaging $15.25 million annually, making him the NFL's third-highest-paid running back, but the third year lacks guaranteed money, suggesting the deal may effectively be two years.
• Despite franchise tagging Hall this offseason, there is uncertainty about a long-term extension as Hall reportedly prefers to play elsewhere and may play the 2026 season on the tag if no deal is reached.
• The Jets declined trade offers for Hall last season and appear likely to keep him for the upcoming season, focusing on a run-first offense despite a weak quarterback situation, which supports Hall's value as a solid RB2 option.