Breece Hall sees notable difference in quiet open to Jets camp after past craziness and turmoil
Breece Hall is still only 25 years old.But this is Year 5 with the Jets for the running back and he’s seen some things in his time in Florham Park. As the Jets open training camp, Hall said he feels a difference this year. Text with Brian Costello all season as he brings Sports+ subscribers the latest Jets intel from on the field and off.
“I feel like this is a year of us not only having guys with names but also having a team aspect with organizational stability,” Hall said Tuesday as veterans reported for camp.“This year feels very, very stable.
It feels like we have our people.It’s definitely been a positive.” The Jets will take the field on Wednesday morning for their first practice without much fanfare.
There are no “Hard Knocks” cameras this year.There is no national spotlight on Aaron Rodgers.
There is not even the buzz of Aaron Glenn in his first season that existed last year.This is about as quiet a camp the Jets have had in nearly 10 years. For Hall, who signed an extension with the team this offseason, that is a welcome change. “I just feel like in the past we’ve had a lot of craziness and turmoil, a lot of switchover, turnover,” Hall said.
“I just feel like now I’m with the guys we’ve brought in, the coaches we have, with the change of the staff and upstairs and through our coaching staff, I feel like there’s a lot more organizational stability, which I feel like helps the players because I feel like the players are only going to be as good as the organization is.You can’t have good players and not have a stable organization and still have a good team.”The Jets enter 2026 with modest expectations from outsiders.
The team’s win total is 5 ½ in Las Vegas.There is more talk about what the team might do in the 2027 NFL Draft than whether they can make the playoffs this season. A few years ago, Rodgers was saying the Jets were one of the handful of teams in the NFL that could win the Super Bowl.
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