Breece Hall, the New York Jets' star running back, went down with an untouched injury at practice on Monday morning, August 17. The 25-year-old running back went down after being untouched in a pass catching drill on Monday. He was reportedly running after a catch.
ESPN NFL insider Rich Cimini reported on the practice injury on Monday morning, shortly before 10 a.m. E.T.
"Breece Hall goes down, untouched, while running after a catch," he shared to X, formerly known as Twitter, on Monday.
Hall ended up leaving the field with trainers. According to others at practice, it looks like Hall might have suffered a groin injury. He was walking off the field slowly while being accompanied by trainers after suffering the practice injury.
"My guess is a groin injury for Breece Hall. He is walking off slowly with trainers," Brian Costello shared to X.
NFL fans are concerned by his injury
Hall is one of the most important players on the Jets' roster heading into the 2026 season. It would be a devastating blow to New York's offense to lose him to something serious before the season begins.
"One report believes the Breece Hall injury was a groin. Interesting that it was untouched. 3rd round RBs falling like flies - let’s hope it’s minor," one fan wrote.
"Never want to hear non-contact. Breece Hall...," one fan added.
"Somewhere out there are Jeremiyah Love and Breece Hall owners who have had a rough 24 hours," one fan added.
The Jets have yet to release an official injury update for their star running back. Stay tuned for more on the injury to Breece Hall throughout the day on Monday.
