Hall looks to recover his Offensive Rookie of the Year form
“Breece Lightning” is on his way back for the New York Jets.
Breece Hall posted a video of himself running on the treadmill, showing that his ACL is certainly on the road to recovery.
*whispers* breeeeeeeece
(breecethebeast23 / IG) pic.twitter.com/Wv6qYCOnf3
— New York Jets (@nyjets) January 31, 2023
Let the “Breeeeeeece” chants fill the air in East Rutherford sooner rather than later. The Jets sorely missed their second-round pick, who was the clear Offensive Rookie of the Year favorite prior to an ACL tear in the seventh game of the season. His last significant run? A 62-yard TD tear that had CBS’s Ian Eagle exclaiming, “Breece Lightning!”
“BREECE LIGHTNING!!” ⚡⚡
Ian Eagle's call on Breece Hall's TD was ELITE.
📺 CBS | Paramount+pic.twitter.com/BEBUrdpdvF
— NFL on CBS 🏈 (@NFLonCBS) October 23, 2022
And Lightning is an apt way to describe it. The Jets ignored all the “Running Backs Don’t Matter”™️ analytics gurus and took a difference-maker who could turn a ten-yard run into an explosion. And explode he did.
Breece Hall running wild behind Alijah Vera-Tucker#Jets pic.twitter.com/KalrGBPkSo
— Michael Nania (@Michael_Nania) January 29, 2023
Hall also made a recent appearance at a Brooklyn Nets game. No. 20 is getting the mojo back.
Breece Hall is at Barclays Center tonight for Nets-Lakers 🏀 pic.twitter.com/4X8JOiiCD3
— Jets Videos (@snyjets) January 31, 2023
Jets fans will monitor Hall’s recovery very closely throughout the offseason. Breece the Beast is one of the team’s most important players. Getting him back at full speed would be a huge boon for an offense that desperately needs it.
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