Aaron Glenn's Breece Hall Week 1 injury update will fire up Jets fans, fantasy managers

Aaron Glenn's Breece Hall Week 1 injury update will fire up Jets fans, fantasy managers
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The New York Jets have gotten a positive injury update on running back Breece Hall heading into Week 1 of the season. The New York Jets are currently making their final preparations as they gear up for the new NFL season. The Jets have dealt with various injury concerns throughout the preseason and training camp this year, including running back Breece Hall, who has been dealing with a groin issue. However, on Tuesday, the team got a positive update on Hall's status moving forward. 'Breece Hall is trending toward playing this week, per (Aaron) Glenn, who says Hall will practice,' reported NFL insider Rich Cimini of ESPN on X, formerly Twitter. Meanwhile, Zack Rosenblatt of The Athletic reported on X that 'Aaron Glenn said Joe Ossai is still week to week. Said everyone else that was trending toward week 1 is trending that way. Didn't list names but believe that includes Breece Hall, Kenyon Sadiq and D'Angelo Ponds.' Article Continues Below It's certainly good news for fantasy managers who have Hall on their roster, as the star is expected to once again carry a big portion of the Jets' offensive workload this year. New York is not expected by many to be a very competitive team this year. In fact, many fans were surprised when the team opted to keep Glenn on as head coach despite their dismal record a season ago. However, it appears the Jets are banking on continuity and slow progression as ways to finally break the franchise out of its decades-long purgatory, and having Hall healthy will certainly help in that department. The Jets will kick off their season vs the Tennessee Titans on Sunday.

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