Breece Hall

There's no denying that Breece Hall possesses the talent to be one of the best running backs in the NFL after a stellar rookie season that was unfortunately cut short by a torn ACL. The Jets first-year running back was the RB6 in half-point scoring points per game in just 7 games played (15.4). He averaged 5.8 yards per carry as a rusher and ranked fourth in yards after contact per attempt (4.13) before his season-ending knee injury. Hall also ranked 4th in RB receiving yards while posting an elite 34.4% target rate per route run. The only hesitance with drafting Hall stems from his October ACL injury that can keep guys off the field for 9-to-12 months. Although the latest reports suggest that Hall is progressing faster than expected and believe he could be ready for training camp.

According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, RB Breece Hall is being placed on injured reserve by the New York Jets.

Fantasy Impact

Hall's rookie season officially comes to a close after he was confirmed to have torn his ACL in Week 7. Hall was on his way to emerging as a rookie, rushing for 463 yards and four touchdowns and playing over 50% of the Jets' snaps after Week 3. The Jets will now turn toward RB Michael Carter and the newly acquired James Robinson for ground production.