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Fantasy football: Where to draft New York Jets RB Breece Hall

Analyzing New York Jets RB Breece Hall’s 2024 fantasy football ADP and where to target him in fantasy drafts.

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New York Jets RB Breece Hall is set to be among the best fantasy players in the NFL this season. Selected 36th overall in the 2022 NFL Draft, Hall has yet to earn a Pro Bowl appearance but is poised for a breakout season with QB Aaron Rodgers leading the charge in New York. Below, we look at Breece Hall’s 2024 fantasy football average draft position (ADP) and where you should draft him.

Entering 2024, Hall is expected to take a huge leap forward. Hall could be the best overall player in the NFL this season behind an offense that should see major improvements with a healthy Rodgers. Hall will be intriguing in terms of fantasy value.

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Breece Hall’s ADP: 7.31

(ADP data courtesy of MyFantasyLeague.com; last updated at time of this publishing – ADPs continually change as more drafts occur)

Hall’s 7.31 ADP in redraft leagues places him in the 1st round in fantasy leagues. His ADP is the highest on his team — 5th overall in the NFL — and just a few spots higher than WR Garrett Wilson (15.43), who is 12th overall.

Among running backs, Hall’s ADP puts him 3rd at the position, behind San Francisco’s Christian McCaffrey (2.27), who is No. 1 overall, and Atlanta’s Bijan Robinson (6.40), who is 4th overall and 2nd at RB. Hall is slightly ahead of Indianapolis’ Jonathan Taylor (13.12 — 10th) and Philadelphia’s Saquon Barkley (15.00 — 11th).

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Breece Hall’s 2023-24 stats

Games: 17

Carries | rushing yards: 223 | 994

Rushing touchdowns: 5

Receptions | receiving yards: 76 | 591

Receiving touchdowns: 4

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Where should you draft Hall?

Hall’s fantasy value receives a major boost from the return of Rodgers, who is poised to help the Jets offense be among the best in the NFL. Rodgers, a multi-time MVP, should keep the offense on the field significantly more than it was a season ago.

Hall’s production should increase drastically if that’s the case. He was a major dual-threat option last season, pulling in 76 receptions and rushing for 994 yards. He really missed out on scoring with only 9 touchdowns. Expect that to change.

Couple the Jets’ enhanced offense behind Rodgers with a defense that was already among the top-tier units in the NFL, and Hall should be a direct benefactor of all their success. Hall is going to be a high-volume player and can be used in numerous ways on the field.

Draft Hall in the 1st round, slightly below the “A” tier of players like McCaffrey, Miami WR Tyreek Hill (4.35 — 2nd) and Dallas WR CeeDee Lamb (4.62 — 3rd). Hall should top 1,000 yards on the ground and could catch more than 80 passes as well. He’s even more valuable in PPR leagues and could go in the 1st half of the 1st round.

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Fantasy football: Where to draft New York Jets RB Breece Hall

Analyzing New York Jets RB Breece Hall’s 2023 fantasy football ADP and where to target him in fantasy drafts.

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New York Jets RB Breece Hall comes into the new season with high expectations. After a stellar start to his rookie campaign in 2022, Hall missed the final 10 games of the season after tearing his ACL.

Before this injury, Hall had 80 carries for 463 yards and 4 rushing TDs, while also averaging 11.5 yards per receptions on 19 catches. He was the leading contender for the Offensive Rookie of the Year award before the injury — a trophy which eventually went to teammate WR Garrett Wilson.

If Hall can return fully healthy this season, the Jets will have a solid RB duo with former Minnesota Vikings star Dalvin Cook added to the backfield. While the addition of Cook will limit the upside of Hall, he will certainly get him time in the spotlight as both he and Cook are capable pass catchers. Whichever one can pass block better will be the favored back for QB Aaron Rodgers. This favored status will lead to a significant workload.

Breece Hall’s ADP: 44.98

(ADP data courtesy of MyFantasyLeague.com; last updated at time of this publishing – ADPs continually change as more drafts occur)

Hall’s ADP places him in the middle of the 4th round in a 12-team league and as the 16th running back selected. While this is certainly in the realm of possibility, it is not likely with the addition of Cook to the backfield.

Cook, who suffered the same type of ACL injury as Hall during his rookie campaign, took more than an entire season to get back to health. Cook’s sophomore season was full of soft tissue injuries as he compensated for the recovering ACL. This could also be the case for Hall, who also must deal with the Met Life Stadium turf — something which has taken down several players in recent years.

If Hall can build upon his 5.8 yards per carry during his abbreviated rookie season, this could be a steal in drafts. But is the risk worth the reward?

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Breece Hall’s 2022 stats

Games: 7

Carries | rushing yards: 80 | 463

Rushing touchdowns: 4

Receptions | receiving yards: 19 | 218

Receiving touchdowns: 1

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Where should you draft Hall?

After a rookie season which saw Hall start as the RB 1 for New York, he enters this season in a clear timeshare with Cook in the backfield. This will minimize the upside for both backs.

The Jets will not want to overwork either player or it will be a true 50/50 split for most of the season in New York. Thus, an RB ranking of 16 is a bit high for Hall.

Pittsburgh Steelers RB Najee Harris, the 11th-ranked running back in ADP at 32.68, or Seattle Seahawks RB Kenneth Walker III, the 17th-ranked RB at 47.15, are both safer picks at the position and could outproduce Hall or Cook.

Cook is currently going as RB 28 with an ADP of 72.75. This discount provides far more value for a pair of players likely to finish close in fantasy ranks.

Taking Hall in the 4th round could pay off, but it’s far more likely that it won’t. If Hall falls into the 5th or 6th round, he might be worth the risk. At RB 11, not so much.

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