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Writer MacGregor Wells examines whether New York Jets running back Breece Hall could lose his starting role to backup Braelon Allen. Hall suffered an injury on September 27 against the Detroit Lions, leading to a four-game absence. In his place, Allen stepped in as the primary ball carrier and delivered strong statistical performances that challenge Hall's status as the undisputed starter.
Wells notes that Allen accumulated 421 yards from scrimmage and 357 rushing yards over the four-game starting stretch, averaging five yards per carry. While acknowledging Allen's smaller sample size, the author argues that the Jets should consider whether Allen provides a more effective long-term option than Hall atop the depth chart.
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