Breece Hall taking simple mentality in his make-or-break Jets season
NY Post
Breece Hall said he went “back to the basics” this offseason after a disappointing 2024 season both for himself and the Jets.
Hall returns for his fourth season to a much different team.
Gone are the general manager and head coach who drafted him — with Joe Douglas and Robert Saleh now in Philadelphia and San Francisco, respectively.
In their places are Darren Mougey and Aaron Glenn, and a whole new set of evaluators Hall needs to impress.
“I’m around new GM, new coaches, a lot of new coaches. For me, I’ve got to go prove I am the guy. That’s every day,” Hall said Wednesday during the Jets minicamp. “I feel like my skill set [is] that I’m a three-down back that’s second to none. … We have a great running back room with a lot of healthy competition, but my mentality is every day I want to prove that I’m the best back on this roster, one of the best backs in the league.”
This is a big season for Hall, who has been steady but has not quite ever realized the potential he showed as a rookie before he tore his ACL.
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It’s not you, it’s me.