Breece Hall out 2-3 weeks with groin strain, ready for Jets opener
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Breece Hall, RB for the New York Jets, suffered a strained groin in practice and will be out 2-3 weeks, though HC Aaron Glenn expects him ready for the regular season opener against the Titans, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.
What happened
Hall went down untouched while running after a catch, which typically suggests a non-contact lower body issue. Glenn's updated assessment gives a specific timeline: 2-3 weeks out, with an expectation that Hall returns in time for Tennessee.
What this means for your roster
This is manageable timing for a top-tier fantasy running back. If your league starts before the Titans game or in week one, Hall should be available. The 2-3 week window means he is unlikely to miss regular season action. Keep tabs on official practice participation reports as the opener approaches, but Glenn's confidence suggests no long-term concern. His handcuff remains a desperation add only if Hall's status worsens during the week leading up to kickoff.