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The New York Jets have, on paper, one of the best and most talented offensive units in the game.
Everybody talks about Aaron Rodgers and the passing game, and rightfully so.
Nonetheless, his best ally might not be Garrett Wilson or Mike Williams; it might be Breece Hall.
Recently, he was listed as the second-best running back in the game, and that’s despite only playing a full season after his rookie campaign was cut short by injuries.
When asked about that, Hall told Ryan Clark that he wasn’t very surprised, as he always feels like he can take the ball the distance on every single play.
Talking on The Pivot Podcast, he claimed that he felt like he had a legitimate chance to score or make a big play on every touch.
“I feel like every time I touch the ball Im just a big play waiting to happen.” @BreeceH @nyjets Running Back Breece Hall responds to @Realrclark25 on being listed #2 by NFL executives on top RBs in the league and shares why he knows he belongs on that list despite not having… pic.twitter.com/bNQ1WZvD3W
— Pivot Podcast (@thepivot) July 27, 2024
The fact that Hall was able to be that efficient despite having a subpar quarterback situation, constantly trailing in games, and playing behind one of the worst offensive lines in the game speaks volumes about his potential and talent.
The Jets have now revamped their offensive line and that unit is now considered to be a strength, and Rodgers being there should also open up plenty of lanes for him.
It wouldn’t be shocking to see him lead the league in rushing yards and rushing touchdowns next season.
The Jets are a big Super Bowl contender and should be one of the powerhouses in the AFC, and Hall, not just Rodgers and their elite defense, is a big reason why.
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