Breece Hall struggles again as chance for breakout Jets season is stalling
NY Post
This isn’t the breakout season Breece Hall envisioned.
Through four games, he has yet to bust out, and Sunday was the worst production yet.
Hall managed just 18 yards of offense on 12 touches in the Jets’ 10-9 loss to the Broncos at MetLife Stadium, had two penalties, dropped a pass and missed a key block in a forgettable performance.
“I wish I could’ve been better,” the standout running back said. “Whether it’s putting my head down and sticking my head in there and trying to get the dirty yards or whatever the case may be. At the end of the day, I’m my biggest critic, so I felt like I could’ve been better at helping out the [offensive] line today, helping them set their blocks better.”
Hall has yet to rush for more than 62 yards in a game, and has scored three touchdowns.
With a healthy Aaron Rodgers and a rebuilt offensive line, he was supposed to have more room to work with.
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