Breece Hall believes the Jets have bought in to ne head coach’s culture change

The New York Jets are experiencing a noticeable shift in atmosphere under their new coaching regime led by head coach Aaron Glenn as training camp begins. Players, including starting running back Breece Hall, are praising Glenn for being a "player's coach" who effectively balances understanding his players with ensuring they put in the necessary work and meet high standards.

Hall expressed extremely high praise for both Glenn and his staff, believing their approach is crucial for the team's success and achieving its goals. He specifically highlighted Glenn's ability to relate to players and maintain a productive yet positive working environment.

Entering the 2025 season, Breece Hall is focused on a bounce-back performance after a down year in 2024 where he recorded 876 rushing yards and 5 touchdowns, along with 483 receiving yards and 3 touchdowns. He is in the final year of his rookie contract and seeking an extension.

However, Hall does not anticipate receiving a new contract before the season starts, acknowledging that he wasn't drafted by the new head coach or GM and stating, "I'm not their guy... I got to prove it every day." He understands that a strong 2025 season is essential to earn the contract extension he desires from the Jets' front office.