Jets Coach Projects Quick Return for RB Breece Hall

The New York Jets confirmed that running back Breece Hall suffered a non-contact groin injury during a practice session earlier this week. Head coach Aaron Glenn told reporters that Hall, along with teammate Mike Hill (calf injury), is expected to miss “two to three weeks” before being ready for the regular season.

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Hall entered the 2023 season as one of the Jets’ primary offensive weapons. He posted a career-high 1,065 rushing yards and four rushing touchdowns, complemented by 36 receptions for 350 yards and an additional receiving score. His production has been central to the team’s offensive planning.

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Glenn emphasized that the injuries are not severe enough to jeopardize the start of the season. He indicated confidence that both Hall and Hill will recover within the projected timeframe, allowing them to contribute when the regular season begins.

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• Career rushing yards: 3,398

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• Career rushing touchdowns: 14

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• Career receptions: 188 for 1,642 yards

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• Career receiving touchdowns: 9

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The Jets will monitor Hall’s rehabilitation over the next two to three weeks, aiming to have him active for the opening games. No further updates on exact return dates have been scheduled.

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• “Breece with the groin, Mike Hill with the calf, both of those guys will be out two to three weeks. So, those guys will be ready for the regular season,” — Aaron Glenn, jets head coach

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