Jets Consider Trading RB Breece Hall to Cowboys

Speculation is growing over a potential trade that would send New York Jets running back Breece Hall to the Dallas Cowboys, who have revamped their running back group but are still perceived as needing a top-tier back to complement their roster. The Jets, under new head coach Aaron Glenn, may adopt a running back by committee approach, casting uncertainty on Hall's future in New York as he enters the final year of his contract. Analysts argue Hall's production behind a weak offensive line and his versatility as both a runner and receiver make him an attractive option for Dallas, who could benefit from his skillset to support quarterback Dak Prescott. However, concerns exist regarding Hall's declining efficiency since his rookie season and the risk of trading for a player on a one-year deal. If traded and successful, Dallas could consider a longer-term extension for Hall, projected at $28.2 million over four years. Ultimately, whether the Jets decide to move Hall remains uncertain, but Dallas is seen as a logical destination if a trade occurs.