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An analyst identifies five undervalued running backs to target in 2026 fantasy drafts—Saquon Barkley (PHI, ADP 15), Jeremiyah Love (ARI, ADP 23), Breece Hall (NYJ, ADP 32.7), Jordan Mason (MIN, ADP 96), and Jonah Coleman (DEN, ADP 131)—arguing that favorable offensive environments, improved situations, and potential role increases could unlock upside beyond their current ADP.
Jets running back Breece Hall suffered a groin strain at Monday’s practice and is expected to miss 2-3 weeks, but head coach Aaron Glenn says he’ll be ready for Week 1 in Nashville; Hall, 25, signed a 3-year, $43.5 million contract after a 1,000-yard season.
Jets running back Breece Hall will miss 2-3 weeks with a groin strain but is expected to be ready for Week 1; Braelon Allen could serve as the late-round handcuff, so fantasy managers should plan for a backup option.
Jets running back Breece Hall suffered a strained groin in Monday’s practice and will be evaluated; while coach Aaron Glenn downplayed the severity, it could sideline him for a few days, prompting Braelon Allen to assume lead-back duties with Isaiah Davis also in the mix as New York leans on a three-headed backfield.
Jets running back Breece Hall underwent a follow-up MRI that confirmed his groin strain is minor, leaving him week-to-week and the team prioritizing a cautious return. Coach Aaron Glenn downplayed the injury as a strain, Hall left practice for the MRI but later played four carries for 16 yards in the preseason opener against Tampa Bay.
NFL preseason Week 1 injuries mounted as teams head into Week 2, with Marcus Mariota spraining his MCL, Breece Hall dealing with an upper‑leg/groin concern, Jeremiyah Love sidelined by a high ankle sprain, Chase Bisontis tearing his MCL and missing his rookie season, Jamal Adams suffering a season‑ending torn quadriceps, Mitch Trubisky being evaluated for a biceps issue, Graham Mertz tearing an ACL, Jordyn Tyson hamstringing to miss about two months, and Kyle Monangai hyperextended knee.
Breece Hall left New York Jets practice with an apparent injury after catching a pass, prompting uncertainty about his status as camp continues; Hall was a key contributor last season with 1,065 rushing yards and remains a focal point of the Jets’ offense as updates are awaited.
Jets running back Breece Hall left Monday's practice with trainers amid speculation of a groin injury; no official update yet, and a potential absence would be a setback for a Jets offense that relies on his three-down workload.
Jets running back Breece Hall agreed to a three-year, $45.75 million contract with $29 million guaranteed, keeping him in New York after using the franchise tag for 2026; he had 1,065 rushing yards and four rushing touchdowns last season and added 36 receptions, with the deal positioning him behind only Barkley and McCaffrey in RB average value as Frank Reich aims to restore Hall’s receiving role and other tagged players like George Pickens and Kyle Pitts also have 2026 contracts.
Denver is reportedly pursuing a marquee running back in free agency, with Kenneth Walker viewed as a prime target after Breece Hall was franchise-tagged; Walker could command roughly $12–16 million per year and the Broncos, Chiefs, Jaguars, and Giants are among suitors, with potential trade options also on the table as they pursue a backfield upgrade.
The New York Jets placed the 2026 non-exclusive franchise tag on running back Breece Hall, allowing him to negotiate with other teams while giving the Jets the right to match any offer; if Hall signs elsewhere, the Jets would receive two first-round picks as compensation. Hall produced 1,065 rushing yards in 2024 and 1,415 yards from scrimmage with five total touchdowns, and the Jets have until July 15 to work out a long-term contract with him.
NFL’s 2026 franchise-tag window closed with four tags (Kyle Pitts Sr. to the Falcons, George Pickens to the Cowboys, Breece Hall to the Jets on non-exclusive terms) and a transition tag on Daniel Jones by the Colts. Winners include the Falcons for keeping Pitts on a tag with extension options, George Pickens for potential big‑money payoff, and Odafe Oweh for market leverage by not being tagged; losers include Pitts Sr. for lost free‑agent momentum, Hall who remains on a one-year deal with possible holdout or trade, and the Ravens who risk losing center Tyler Linderbaum to free agency, reshaping their interior line prospects.
The Indianapolis Colts place a transition tag on quarterback Daniel Jones, while the New York Jets use the franchise tag on running back Breece Hall, shaping the landscape ahead of free agency.
Only three players were tagged in 2026—the Jets' Breece Hall, the Cowboys' George Pickens, and the Falcons' Kyle Pitts—an unusually low number, with the Colts applying a transition tag to Daniel Jones. Teams have until July 15 to negotiate long-term deals; otherwise the tagged players will play under the franchise tag in 2026.
The Jets placed the franchise tag on running back Breece Hall, locking him to a one-year deal worth about $14.293 million for 2026 with a path to free agency in 2027 or a higher $17.152 million tag if repeated; they can still pursue a long-term deal, trade him, or accept an offer sheet (which would cost two first-round picks if not matched), but the expectation is Hall remains with the Jets in 2026.