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Breece Hall injury update: No practice Wednesday ahead of Week 7 vs. Dolphins (quadriceps)

Breece Hall remains sidelined with a quadriceps injury and will not practice Wednesday, according to Underdog NFL.

By Cole Hartwell
Breece Hall
Photo: New York Jets / CC BY 4.0 (cropped) via Wikimedia Commons · License

Breece Hall will not suit up for practice on Wednesday because of his quadriceps issue, per a report from X (@UnderdogNFL). The running back has not participated in a practice since hurting the thigh in Week 3.

What happened

Hall has now missed three straight games after he landed hard on his thigh while being brought down out of bounds during the Week 3 contest, according to RotoBaller. He hasn’t taken part in any practices since the injury, and he sat out all of Week 6’s practices as well.

The latest word from head coach Aaron Glenn came on October 14, when he didn’t say Hall was ready to come back. RotoBaller notes the injury probably isn’t season-ending and Hall isn’t on injured reserve.

Aaron Glenn said “Breece is our starter, he’s always been our starter, but Braelon is going to get touches too,” via Underdog NFL.

Context

Through three games this season, Hall has rushed 51 times for 163 yards and a touchdown, while also catching all 10 of his targets for 102 receiving yards. That gives him 42.5 PPR points, an average of 14.2 per game. His projected total for Week 7 is 14.1 PPR points, according to Sleeper.

Sleeper currently tags Hall as “Questionable” with a quadriceps injury, though that is Sleeper’s own listing and not the team’s official status for Week 7.

Depth chart

Braelon Allen has filled in while Hall has been out. This season, Allen has run 74 times for 314 yards and two touchdowns across six games, catching nine passes for 45 yards. In Week 5, Allen got 25 touches, and in Week 6 he had 19 touches, according to RotoBaller.

Isaiah Davis is the RB2 on the depth chart. He has nine carries for 24 yards and two receptions for 19 yards this season. Andrew Beck is RB3, and Kene Nwangwu is RB4.

Timeline

On October 9, Hall was ruled out for Week 5 against the Browns because of the quadriceps injury. He had missed practice on Wednesday and Thursday, and coach Aaron Glenn said Hall would be evaluated on a weekly basis.

On October 15, Hall was still week to week and did not practice.

Also on October 15, Cooper will return to practice Wednesday, opening his 21-day window to be activated from injured reserve.

What’s next

Hall’s Week 7 game is at home against the Miami Dolphins on Sunday, October 25. RotoBaller notes that the first practice report of the week comes Wednesday, and that Hall’s missed practices last week don’t disqualify him from playing this week.

Aaron Glenn on Jets RB room once Breece Hall returns from injury, via @ZackBlatt: "Breece is our starter, he’s always been our starter, but Braelon is going to get touches too."

Breece Hall (quad) won't practice Wednesday.

🏈 Fantasy impact

Hall’s absence continues to leave the door open for Braelon Allen, who has been efficient: over his last two games he has 41 carries and has averaged over 4.7 yards per carry, per RotoBaller. Allen is a solid RB2/flex option until Hall returns. If Hall does play in Week 7, RotoBaller suggests he may have a smaller role as he ramps up, which would make him a risky start. In PPR formats, Hall’s receiving upside gives him a higher floor than Allen, but Allen has been the better pure runner this season. Monitor Wednesday’s practice report; if Hall is limited or DNP, Allen remains a strong play. Isaiah Davis is not a recommended fantasy option.

Quick answers

Will Breece Hall play in Week 7?

There is no official Week 7 status from the Jets yet. RotoBaller reports Hall's missed Week 6 practices don't rule him out for Week 7, and the first practice report comes Wednesday.

What is Breece Hall's injury?

Hall has a quadriceps injury. He fell hard on his thigh while being tackled out of bounds in Week 3 and has missed three games since.

Who is the Jets' starting running back if Hall is out?

Braelon Allen has led the backfield in Hall's absence, with 25 touches in Week 5 and 19 touches in Week 6.

Sources

  1. NFL schedule, Week 7 (ESPN)
  2. Player data (Sleeper)
  3. New York Jets depth chart, RB (Sleeper)
  4. Omar Cooper Jr. injury update: Opens practice window ahead of Week 6 vs. Patriots (Fantasy Football Desk)
  5. Breece Hall injury update: Out of practice, week to week for Week 6 vs. Patriots (quadriceps) (Fantasy Football Desk)
  6. Breece Hall injury update: Out for Week 5 vs. Browns (quadriceps) (Fantasy Football Desk)
  7. Aaron Glenn on Jets RB room once Breece Hall returns from injury, via @ZackBlatt: "Breece is our starter, he’s always been our starter, but Braelon is going to get touches too." (X (@UnderdogNFL))
  8. Breece Hall (quad) won't practice Wednesday. (X (@UnderdogNFL))
  9. When Is Breece Hall Coming Back - Week 7 Fantasy Football Injury Return Update (2026) (RotoBaller)

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