The biggest question surrounding NY Jets’ RB unit

The New York Jets will implement a committee approach at running back for the 2025 season, moving away from a traditional "bell cow" role despite Breece Hall remaining the starter. Head coach Aaron Glenn confirmed this strategy, meaning second-year players Braelon Allen and Isaiah Davis will receive significantly increased touches alongside Hall.

Key concerns include Hall's adaptation to reduced workload after being the featured back, with potential frustration if his high production doesn't translate to greater opportunities. Additionally, Davis faces pressure to distinguish himself as a north-south runner despite Allen's similar style, requiring him to demonstrate unique value during training camp.

Roster depth features kick return specialist Kene Nwangwu, while offensive tendencies suggest a run-heavy scheme. Critical unresolved questions involve play distribution among the backs and Davis' role development, as the fifth-round pick showed preseason promise but remains relatively unproven despite his power-running college reputation.