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Breece Hall Set to Play in Jets’ Season Opener After a '2-Week Vacation' Following Groin Strain

Hall is expected to return after a groin injury, giving the Jets a key weapon for an offense built around his 1,065-yard season.

  • On Thursday, New York Jets running back Breece Hall confirmed he is ready for Sunday's season opener against the Tennessee Titans after participating fully in practice this week.
  • Hall suffered a groin injury in practice three weeks ago, forcing him to miss over two weeks of action before the team's cautious approach allowed his recovery.
  • Offensive coordinator Frank Reich called Hall "a bellcow" and plans to utilize him fully against the Titans, stating "My mindset is, if he's healthy, he's healthy."
  • Despite missing training camp repetitions, Hall feels "fresh" and capable of handling a full workload, while the Jets maintain depth with backups Braelon Allen and Isaiah Davis.
  • Sunday's matchup at Nissan Stadium features a reunion with former Jets coach Robert Saleh, who now leads the Titans, as Hall looks forward to competing against former teammates.
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Breece Hall set to play in Jets’ season opener after a '2-week vacation' following groin strain

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. (AP) — Breece Hall never doubted he'd be ready to play in the New York Jets ' season opener.

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JetNation.com (NY Jets Blog & Forum) broke the news on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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