Along with wide receiver Garrett Wilson, who received a big extension last season, Hall is now established as one of the key pieces of a Jets franchise looking to turn the page under head coach Aaron Glenn.
Hall has been a consistent producer since arriving as a second-round pick in 2022. He burst onto the scene in his sophomore season, coming up just six yards short of 1,000 rushing yards while returning 591 yards through the air and a career-best nine touchdowns.
Despite the tumultuous quarterback play in New York over the past few seasons, Hall has been a consistent contributor for the Jets. He has played in all but two games of the past three campaigns and posted career highs in carries (243) and yards (1,065) for an offense that was under-threatened by its passing attack in 2025. Hall also produced 350 receiving yards last season – the Jets’ third-highest total.
The Jets will certainly feature Hall in their offense as the unit will be taken over by new offensive coordinator Frank Reich in 2026 and returns a healthy Wilson, who missed the majority of last season with an injury. The return of Geno Smith as Gang Green’s starting QB signals that the club has turned a page in 2026.
However, by signing Hall to a stiff extension, there is no question who will carry the field for the foreseeable future in New York.