Jets running back Breece Hall's status for the rest of Week 13 — and possibly beyond — was in question, as he appeared to aggravate a knee injury vs. the Seahawks. His return to the field suggests it may be a non-issue, but the nature means it is something to monitor.
Late in the first half of New York's game against Seattle, Hall was seen hobbling on the sideline as he received the training staff's attention. Hall was already listed on the injury report with "knee soreness," and his apparent injury could be related.
After letting the banged up Breece Hall suit up, he was just shown by the broadcast to be limping/walking gingerly along the sideline.
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Here's what's known about Hall's injury as well as his status for the remainder of Week 13 and beyond.
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Breece Hall injury update
Hall's injury occurred ahead of halftime, and trainers were attending to him on the sideline. His noticeable limp suggests the injury could be related to the previously reported knee soreness.
After the half, Hall returned to the field and had a two-yard carry during the Jets third play from scrimmage in the third quarter.
It's worth noting that Hall appeared to be favoring his right knee. In 2022, Hall tore the ACL in his left knee.
Hall had eight carries for 38 yards in the first half of New York's Week 13 meeting with Seattle.
This story will be updated.