Posted on Dec 13
Jets RB Breece Hall expected to return after knee injury: Interim coach Jeff Ulbrich optimistic
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Breece Hall expected to return for the New York Jets after recovering from a knee injury.
Why it matters: Hall's return adds depth to the Jets' running back position and provides a boost to their offense.
Hall looks good and promising for his return, according to interim coach Jeff Ulbrich.
- Hall's return will alleviate the pressure on rookies Braelon Allen and Isaiah Davis, who have emerged in his absence.
- The Jets running back situation has been thin with Kene Nwangwu on injured reserve.
By the numbers: Hall has 692 rushing yards and six fumbles this season, highlighting his importance to the team's ground game.
Yes, but: Hall's struggles earlier in the week raise concerns about his readiness to perform at his best.
- He had been dealing with a knee injury and aggravated it in the previous game against the Seattle Seahawks.
- The injury is to his left knee, which had undergone surgery before.
- The Jets may opt for a reduced role for Hall considering the emergence of their rookie running backs.
Our thought bubble: This year has been challenging for Hall, who described it as the most trying year of his life. His return presents an opportunity for him to bounce back and make a significant impact.
What's next: Hall's performance in the upcoming game against the Jacksonville Jaguars will be closely watched to assess his level of effectiveness and recovery.
The bottom line: The return of Breece Hall provides a much-needed boost to the Jets' running game and offers hope for improved offensive production in the remaining games of the season.