Overview
- Hall and the Jets agreed Friday to a three-year, $45.75 million pact that replaces his 2026 franchise tag and runs through 2028.
- Reports place the guarantees at about $29 million with most paid in the first two years and no guarantees in Year 3.
- At $15.25 million per year, his pay ranks third among NFL running backs, a benchmark as Bijan Robinson and Jahmyr Gibbs near extension windows.
- Hall rushed for a career-best 1,065 yards in 2025 and became the Jets’ first 1,000-yard rusher since 2015, reinforcing his dual-threat value.
- After the deal was reported, he wrote that he “cried for the first time since I tore my ACL,” reflecting what long-term security means after past trade talk and his 2022 knee injury.