Overview
- Coach Aaron Glenn said Tuesday that Hall is “trending toward playing” and will take part in team practices this week, though his game-day status will depend on how those sessions go.
- Hall suffered a minor upper-right groin strain on Aug. 17 at training camp and was kept out of the rest of the preseason under a conservative two- to three-week recovery plan.
- The Jets limited Hall’s reps in training camp to lower reinjury risk and gave live work to backups Braelon Allen and Kene Nwangwu to prepare them for extra snaps if needed.
- Hall finished 2025 with 1,065 rushing yards and recently signed a three-year extension that makes him the team’s clear lead back, so his availability affects New York’s offense and fantasy value.
- Glenn also called edge rusher Joe Ossai week-to-week and said other players who were trending toward Week 1 remain on track, so practice reports this week will set final status decisions for the opener.