Overview
- Hall signed a three-year contract extension worth $43.5 million this offseason and said Tuesday that the deal makes him "more hungry" to keep proving himself on the field.
- He arrives after a career-best 2025 campaign in which he rushed for 1,065 yards, the first Jets 1,000-yard rusher since 2015, and team coverage notes he is entering his fifth NFL season at age 25.
- Training camp opened with a noticeably low profile this year, and Hall told reporters Tuesday he feels the organization has moved past prior turnover and "craziness," which he called helpful for player development.
- Hall described daily internal competition with receiver Garrett Wilson and pressure from younger backs Braelon Allen and Isaiah Davis, and he praised new offensive coordinator Frank Reich for a more player-driven attack.
- Outside expectations for the Jets remain modest, so the team will be measured by on-field results in a preseason tune-up in mid-August and the early regular-season games that follow.