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With Breece Hall sidelined, Braelon Allen has emerged as one of the NFL's most productive running backs over the past two weeks. Allen's recent success could have major implications for the Jets.

Ross Johnston argues that running back Braelon Allen has provided a major boost to the New York Jets offense while stepping in for the injured Breece Hall. Over a two-week stretch, Allen has emerged as one of the league's most productive rushers, highlighted by a 116-yard, one-touchdown performance on 24 carries against the Cleveland Browns.
Johnston highlights that Allen forced 11 missed tackles and generated six runs of 10-plus yards across the two games, trailing only top league rushers. While Hall remains sidelined for the upcoming game against the New England Patriots, Johnston believes Allen's physical, between-the-tackles style will ultimately complement Hall's open-field explosiveness once both are healthy.
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