The New York Jets made headlines at the NFL trade deadline by dealing away defensive cornerstones Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams in a move that shocked the league.
Amid the flurry of activity, running back Breece Hall remained with the organization despite reported interest from multiple teams.
Head coach Aaron Glenn made it clear he had no intention of entertaining offers for one of his most productive offensive players.
“Breece was not a guy I wanted to get rid of. He’s a damn good player. Any of those [reports], I don’t know what you’re talking about,” Glenn said.
Aaron Glenn on Breece Hall: "Breece was not a guy I wanted to get rid of. He's a damn good player."
He adds when asked about reports that Hall wanted to be traded: "Any of those [reports]…I don't know what you're talking about" pic.twitter.com/apVA43M0TE
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The coach has consistently maintained since the offseason that Hall was not available for trade.
His position never wavered despite ongoing reports linking the running back to potential deals.
The speculation initially gained traction following Glenn’s earlier comments about implementing a running back committee, which some interpreted as a signal the Jets might be willing to move Hall.
Hall is playing out the final year of his rookie contract after being selected 36th overall by the Jets in the 2022 NFL Draft.
He is set to hit free agency next offseason as he enters his age-25 season.
Despite the challenges facing the organization, Hall is producing at a career-best level this year.
The third-year back is on pace to eclipse 1,000 rushing yards while averaging 72.6 yards per game, both personal highs.
His performance has demonstrated his value to the offense even as the Jets navigate a difficult season.
With his contract expiring, Hall’s future beyond this year remains uncertain, but Glenn’s comments suggest the organization values his contributions for the remainder of the campaign.
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