Breece Hall Fantasy

New York Jets rookie running back Breece Hall (knee) has been talking with other RBs around the league that have come back from ACL surgery, and he thinks he can be ready for training camp this summer. Hall said that he's progressing ahead of schedule. It's something to be optimistic about for Jets fans, but we should take it with a grain of salt with the 2022 regular season just wrapping up on Sunday. Before tearing his ACL in October, the 21-year-old had 80 carries for 463 yards and four touchdowns while adding 19 receptions for 218 yards and another score as New York's primary back. Once healthy, he should return to that role, although the Jets' QB situation could hold him back a bit from a fantasy perspective. Despite his serious knee injury, Hall has the makings of a high-end RB1 moving forward.

Jan. 9th • 7:05 PM

New York Jets running back Breece Hall (knee) has officially been placed on the injured reserve. The 21-year-old will see his rookie season come to an end after suffering a torn ACL during the Week 7 contest with the Denver Broncos. The team has also placed offensive guard Alijah Vera-Tucker (triceps) on the injured reserve. In a corresponding move, the Jets have signed running back Zonovan Knight to the active roster and offensive guard Myron Cunningham to the practice squad. The expectation is that Michael Carter and newly acquired James Robinson will split the running back duties in New York. Neither player is expected to have great value, but Carter could carve out RB2 fantasy value. Fantasy managers desperate for production at running back should take a look on the waiver wire to see if Carter and Robinson are available.

Oct. 25th • 6:24 PM

Tests on Monday confirmed that New York Jets rookie running back Breece Hall (knee) tore his ACL in the Week 7 win over the Denver Broncos, according to a source. Hall also suffered a meniscus injury and will miss the rest of the 2022 season. It's a huge blow to the Jets, Hall and fantasy managers alike. It didn't take long for the 21-year-old to take over as Gang Green's lead back in his rookie campaign, and he'll finish with an impressive 463 yards and four rushing touchdowns on 80 carries while also adding 19 catches for 218 yards and a score in his seven games. Michael Carter will now take over lead-back duties in New York, with Ty Johnson looking at an increased role behind Carter in the backfield. If Carter is available in your league, he should be your No. 1 waiver priority heading into Week 8.

Oct. 24th • 1:08 PM