Oct 21, 2026 · 55 min · 15 segments
Matt O'Leary discusses the New York Jets loss to the Patriots, Breece Hall's return, and more. Sign up for PrizePicks with code HMA and get $150 in lineups if your first $5 lineup wins!…
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So, uh, Breece Hall took to Instagram and decided to share this image on a story of him at the Packers game, or playing in the Packers game, saying, "Soon." And usually for Breece Hall, in situations like this, this means that he is coming back.
It, it seems like I, I may be in the, the minority here, but I'm excited for Breece Hall to be back.
Yeah, a little surprised to see how many people are down on the idea of Breece Hall returning, and I get it.
Um, you know, averaged 4.2, 4.8, 4.6 yards per attempt, had the big game against the Browns, 17 for 78 against the Pats.
A- again, he, he looked significantly better in those three games than he looked through the first 20 or so of his, uh, NFL career.
And I guess the, the last memory we have of Breece Hall is back-to-back games where it felt like he, he struggled on the ground, at least.
Did have, uh, 63 receiving yards, though, and 13 for 32 and 23 receiving yards against Detroit.
I think it's a good thing the Jets are getting good players back and, like, I don't know, maybe they could use both of those guys in the backfield.
Or, like, he did have 22 for 102 and a touchdown against Tennessee in, in week one.
Braelon Allen's kind of been the flavor of the week, and there's a section of the fan base that is just, for whatever reason, seemingly down on, on Breece Hall.
Um, if your argument is that he doesn't look like the same explosive guy that he was pre-injury, I can hear that to an extent.
His Jets, like, career has been very interesting, looking back from where it started in 2022 to where it is now in 2026.
He probably was overrated in 23 and 2024, and now it has kind of turned the tide and has become underrated by some Jet fans.
So, uh, Breece Hall took to Instagram and decided to share this image on a story of him at the Packers game, or playing in the Packers game, saying, "Soon." And usually for Breece Hall, in situations like this, this means that he is coming back.
It, it seems like I, I may be in the, the minority here, but I'm excited for Breece Hall to be back.
Yeah, a little surprised to see how many people are down on the idea of Breece Hall returning, and I get it.
Um, you know, averaged 4.2, 4.8, 4.6 yards per attempt, had the big game against the Browns, 17 for 78 against the Pats.
A- again, he, he looked significantly better in those three games than he looked through the first 20 or so of his, uh, NFL career.
And I guess the, the last memory we have of Breece Hall is back-to-back games where it felt like he, he struggled on the ground, at least.
Did have, uh, 63 receiving yards, though, and 13 for 32 and 23 receiving yards against Detroit.
I think it's a good thing the Jets are getting good players back and, like, I don't know, maybe they could use both of those guys in the backfield.
Or, like, he did have 22 for 102 and a touchdown against Tennessee in, in week one.
Braelon Allen's kind of been the flavor of the week, and there's a section of the fan base that is just, for whatever reason, seemingly down on, on Breece Hall.
Um, if your argument is that he doesn't look like the same explosive guy that he was pre-injury, I can hear that to an extent.
His Jets, like, career has been very interesting, looking back from where it started in 2022 to where it is now in 2026.
He probably was overrated in 23 and 2024, and now it has kind of turned the tide and has become underrated by some Jet fans.
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