Breece Hall proclaimed himself ready to play Sunday after missing five games with a quad injury -- a period in which he received hostile social media messages.

New York Jets running back Breece Hall announced he is ready to return this Sunday against the Kansas City Chiefs after missing five games due to a quadriceps injury. Hall practiced fully on Thursday for the first time since being sidelined. He also revealed that he deleted his social media accounts after receiving hostile messages and threats regarding the validity and timeline of his injury.
While Hall was out, backup Braelon Allen rushed for 504 yards in five games, sparking trade rumors and questions about backfield roles. However, offensive coordinator Frank Reich stated Hall remains the team's primary running back, though the Jets plan to utilize both players. In other injury news, wide receiver Garrett Wilson remained in concussion protocol after missing practice Thursday.
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