Overview
- Hall’s deal, which the team announced Monday, runs three years for roughly $43.5–$45.75 million with about $29 million guaranteed, placing him among the NFL’s highest‑paid running backs.
- Contract analyses describe most guarantees in the first two seasons, creating flexibility for the Jets in Year 3 if production, health, or roster needs change.
- After signing, Hall said, “This is where I want to be,” and predicted 2026 could be his best season as he cited veteran quarterback Geno Smith and a fresh draft class as reasons he expects to flourish.
- Reporters and team watchers expect a heavier workload for Hall under offensive coordinator Frank Reich, and one outlet noted the commitment could prompt trade inquiries on backups Braelon Allen and Isaiah Davis.
- Hall has 5,040 scrimmage yards and 27 touchdowns over four seasons and is coming off his first 1,000‑yard rushing year, a résumé the Jets now aim to build on as they reboot the offense around him.