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Breece Hall shares great news on status for Jets' Week 9 game vs. Chiefs
Hall returned to full practice for the first time since his quad injury and said the Jets plan a mix with Braelon Allen.
New York Jets running back Breece Hall practiced fully on Thursday for the first time since his quad injury, proclaiming himself ready to play Sunday against the Kansas City Chiefs after missing five games.
During Hall's absence, third-year running back Braelon Allen emerged as a reliable starter, racking up 504 yards in five games as the Jets managed their offensive production without their primary back.
Hall deactivated his social media accounts after receiving threats directed at his family while sidelined, dismissing trade deadline rumors as part of his "love-hate relationship" with Jets fans in New York.
Offensive coordinator Frank Reich confirmed the Jets will share the workload between Hall and Allen, calling the dual-threat depth "a great problem to have" for the team's offensive strategy.
While Hall returns, the Jets face roster challenges as wide receiver Garrett Wilson remains in concussion protocol, with defensive lineman Harrison Phillips and linebacker Trevin Wallace also missing practice.