What did Braelon Allen fear after Breece Hall suffered a suspected groin injury?
In a recent practice session, New York Jets RB Breece Hall may have incurred a groin injury, raising eyebrows among players. RB2 Braelon Allen, who managed to score a touchdown, voiced both his worries and relief. Hall had just secured a hefty contract extension, so attention is high. Coach Aaron Glenn reassured fans, suggesting the injury might be minor, pending more thorough evaluations.
Braelon Allen, the starting running back for the New York Jets if their star RB1 Breece Hall misses time due to injury, expressed concern over Hall's suspected groin injury. Allen told ESPN's Rich Cimini that his "stomach dropped a little bit" when he saw Hall go down during a preseason game. However, Allen also stated that the injury appears to be minor.
Jets beat reporter Brian Costello noted Allen's reaction to Hall's injury as a "sigh of relief" when the touchdown run was scored against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Hall himself had been optimistic about having what he considered to be his best season before the injury.
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