As fantasy football managers head into Week 14, one key player to monitor is Breece Hall. After battling knee soreness throughout the week, questions remain about his health and whether he can deliver the RB1 potential many hoped for when the season began.
With the Jets facing off against the Dolphins this week, fantasy managers are left wondering whether Hall is healthy enough to be a reliable starter or if his lingering issues will limit his performance.
Let's break down Hall’s current injury status, his role in the Jets’ offense, and whether he should be started in fantasy football leagues this week.
Breece Hall was dealing with knee soreness throughout the week leading up to his game against the Seahawks, but he ultimately suited up and played.
While he was able to participate, Hall didn’t appear to be at full strength during the game, as his performance seemed slightly hindered by the lingering discomfort.
However, with the Jets set to face the Dolphins in Week 14, Hall is expected to play again. Fantasy managers should temper expectations, as there's a chance he could be limited in practice and on the field this week.
It wouldn't be surprising to see the Jets manage his workload, so fantasy owners need to monitor his status closely leading up to Sunday’s matchup.
Breece Hall -
Looks like he’s favoring his right knee.
He entered this game with “knee soreness” from their Wk11 game. Would be surprised if he continues to play if he’s limping like this into halftime.
Should I Start Breece Hall for Fantasy Football Week 14
Breece Hall should still be started in fantasy leagues for Week 14 against the Dolphins, but managers should temper their expectations. While Hall has flashed his potential at times, he has yet to fully deliver on the RB1 upside many anticipated heading into the season.
The lingering knee soreness and inconsistent usage have kept him from reaching his full ceiling, and with the Dolphins' defense being solid against the run, he may face a tough matchup.
Hall is still a talented back with big-play ability, and he can be viewed as a strong RB2 option this week. Fantasy managers should expect solid, if not spectacular, production, but a high floor with the potential for a touchdown or big run makes him a worthwhile start.
It pains me to come to this point. It feels impossible given where I started. But. Breece Hall is my least favorite player of all time in Fantasy Football. My dude needs to be punted off a bridge like Baxter. pic.twitter.com/etbjXufuDa
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