RB: Breece Hall - NYJ
- Taylor Moser
- Jun 19, 2023
- 2 min read
Updated: 6 days ago
2024 Season Summary
Games Played/Started
16/16
Rushing
209 carries, 876 yards (4.2 YPC, ranked 147th in YPC), 5 rushing TDs
Receiving
57 receptions on 76 targets, 483 yards (8.5 YPR), 3 receiving TDs
All-Purpose TDs
8 total
Usage Decline
In 2023, Hall’s target rate was 28.8%; in 2024 it dropped to 19.5%, leading to reduced passing-game involvement
Efficiency Dip
Career-low rushing average (4.2 YPC), decline attributed to fewer explosive plays and lingering knee concerns
2025 Fantasy Outlook
Health & Leverage
With a season in the books post-ACL and offseason emphasizing fundamentals, Hall aims to reclaim three-down workhorse status
New OC Tanner Engstrand brings in a run-first mindset (Detroit’s offense ranked 6th in rushing last year)
Minicamp quotes: “I’ve got to go prove I am the guy… a three‑down back that’s second to none.”
Backfield Competition
Coach Glenn confirmed a committee involving Hall, Allen, Davis
Offensive Volume & Game Script
A run-heavy system and improving offensive line favor Hall’s ground touches
If Jets shift away from blowouts—unlike 2024’s frequent trailing—the usage may bounce back
Target Restoration
In 2024: 76 targets (19.5%) → 483 receiving yards
In 2023: 95 targets (28.8%) → almost 600 yards
Justin Fields may steal some red zone opportunities via scrambling, but Engstrand’s scheme suggests Hall remains involved in screen and check-down packages
Headliner Take
Breece Hall enters the 2025 fantasy football season coming off a 2024 campaign where he logged 209 carries for 876 rushing yards (4.2 YPC), 5 rushing touchdowns, and added 57 receptions for 483 yards with 3 receiving scores across 16 games. Despite seeing a dip in target share compared to 2023, Hall remained a key part of the Jets' offense, even as the backfield began incorporating rookies like Braelon Allen and Isaiah Davis. With a new offensive coordinator known for run-heavy schemes and an improved offensive line (Drafted Armand Membou), Hall is positioned for significant volume both on the ground and through the air. His role as a three-down back will depend on how much the Jets commit to a committee approach and whether he can stay healthy across a full season. If he can start off hot I wouldn't be surprised if they went away from a heavy committee approach.
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