Breece Hall is officially inactive for Sunday’s home game against the Dolphins, marking his third straight game sidelined. This isn’t just a bump in the road anymore, folks, this is a serious concern for the Jets’ backfield.
The Lingering Quad Issue Continues
That quad injury just won’t quit. Hall was questionable on Friday, which gave us a flicker of hope, but he ended up on the wrong side of the decision. He’s been out for the last two games because of it, and it clearly hasn’t gotten better. The guy was only limited in practice all week. For him to get back out there, it sounds like he’s going to need a full practice, and he just didn’t get there. You gotta wonder how long this is going to drag on.
Allen Carries the Load as Mitchell Returns
In Hall’s absence, Braelon Allen has been holding down the fort, racking up 41 carries for 194 yards and punching in a touchdown. That’s solid, sure, but it’s not the dynamic playmaking that Hall brings. The good news? The Jets are getting wide receiver Adonai Mitchell back in the lineup, which is a big boost. He’s missed four games with a finger injury, so having him back on the field should help open up their passing game against the Dolphins.
The Jets will be going up against the Dolphins today without their primary running back. All eyes will be on Hall’s practice status next week to see if he can finally get to full speed and suit up.
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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.
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