Aaron Glenn Makes Blunt Statement on Jets' Running Back Plan
New York Jets running back Breece Hall has missed each of the last five games with a quadriceps injury he suffered in Week 3.
New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn provided a straightforward assessment of the team's running back situation as Breece Hall edges closer to returning from a quadriceps injury. Hall has been sidelined for all five games this season, while backup Braelon Allen has stepped up, recording 565 rushing yards and three touchdowns. Hall's anticipated return for the Week 9 clash against the Kansas City Chiefs prompted Glenn to state, "Both will play," when asked how the workload will be divided once Hall returns.
The Jets currently stand at 2-6 for their 2026 season, suffering losses in each of their last three outings. Their next challenge comes this weekend when they host the Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium.
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