Jets' Breece Hall 'feels a lot better' coming to work, but isn't expecting extension before season

New York Jets running back Breece Hall expressed optimism about the upcoming season during training camp, stating he feels happier coming to work and focused on winning. He attributes this positive shift to new head coach Aaron Glenn, whose messaging about changing the franchise's culture has the team bought in. Hall specifically mentioned belief in the coaching staff, general manager, and owner, contrasting it with past instability.

Hall believes a new offensive system will maximize his abilities and provide him with more opportunities to shine. His positive sentiments are echoed by other young Jets players, including cornerback Sauce Gardner, wide receiver Garrett Wilson, and right guard Alijah Vera-Tucker. Vera-Tucker praised Glenn's emphasis on physicality and accountability, stating he sees the team turning around.

Despite coming off a disappointing individual season where he rushed for 876 yards with a career-low 4.2 yards per carry, Hall has received clear confirmation from Coach Glenn that he is the starting running back. Glenn envisions Hall leading a three-headed rushing attack alongside Braelon Allen and Isaiah Davis.

Adding to Hall's optimism is the offense being implemented by new offensive coordinator Tanner Engstrand, which is similar to the system he ran as the passing game coordinator in Detroit. Hall views this offensive scheme as good news for his potential impact.