This comes on the heels of head coach Aaron Glenn commenting, “we’re in the business of keeping good players” when asked if the Jets would consider trading Breece Hall before the deadline. Glenn also noted that Hall remains central to the game plan upon returning from his quad injury. Meanwhile, Braelon Allen continues dominating as a tackle-breaking machine who ranks third among running backs in rushing success rate and eighth in yards after contact per rush.

This backfield tandem gives New York a powerful one-two punch as Allen will continue to command high-value touches. Allen is ranked RB30 in PlayerProfiler’s rest-of-season rankings and will continue to be a FLEX option moving forward. No longer a projected to receive workhorse touches, Hall will be a low-end fantasy RB2 upon his return.