Overview
- In Tuesday comments, Darren Mougey said he met with Hall and wants as many good players back, adding the Jets will "exhaust all the different options."
- Hall can become a free agent in March after setting career highs with 243 carries and 1,065 rushing yards and sitting out Week 18.
- ESPN's Jeremy Fowler reports Hall is poised for top-10 running back money, with some analysts suggesting offers could exceed $10 million per year.
- Reporting notes the Jets could pursue an extension, apply the franchise tag, or even explore a tag-and-trade scenario, though Mougey declined contract hypotheticals.
- Spotrac projects roughly $95.8 million in 2026 cap space for New York, indicating they have room to retain the 24-year-old dual-threat back.