Breece Hall

Career StatsC-

Year	Team	GP	Yards	TD	YPC
Career		56	3,398	18	4.5
2025		16	1,065	4	4.4
2024		16	876	5	4.2
2023		17

Current Contract

Contract Value Index (CVI)

The Jets handed Breece Hall a significant overpay with this $14.3M AAV deal, earning a C CVI that reflects poor contract value despite his talent. While Hall flashes franchise-caliber ability when healthy — his explosive 2022 rookie campaign before the ACL tear proved he can be a game-changing back — paying top-5 running back money for what amounts to serviceable starter production creates an immediate salary cap burden. At just 23 years old, there's still upside for Hall to return to his pre-injury form, but this one-year structure suggests the Jets are betting heavily on a bounce-back season rather than committing long-term to an unproven commodity. The deal essentially makes Hall one of the highest-paid backs in football while his recent on-field performance hasn't justified that investment, putting pressure on both player and organization to deliver immediate results. This contract screams desperation from a Jets front office trying to salvage their offensive identity, but the price tag doesn't match the current production level.

Performance Analysis

Breece Hall earns a C- for the Jets at running back, a significant drop from the expectations that surrounded him after his explosive start to his career. Hall was supposed to be the centerpiece of New York's offense, but injuries and an inconsistent offensive line have hampered his production. The burst and explosiveness that made him a top draft pick are still there in flashes, but the sustained dominance has not materialized. The Jets have not helped him with their blocking, but Hall also has not created enough on his own. This is a player with elite talent stuck in an average situation, and the grade reflects both.