Jets’ Breece Hall Exits First Half Against Cowboys Due to Injury
In an intense Week 5 matchup, the New York Jets faced off against the Dallas Cowboys. The Jets outperformed the Cowboys in total yards and held a greater time of possession earlier in the game. However, they struggled to put points on the board, trailing 23-3 at halftime.
Breece Hall’s Injury Concerns Jets
A key moment occurred just before the two-minute warning of the first half. Running back Breece Hall, aged 24, received the ball on a first-and-10 play from the Dallas 23-yard line. He gained 10 yards and entered the red zone but fumbled the ball and sustained an injury during the play.
First Half Performance
- Hall’s statistics before the injury:
- Nine carries
- 78 yards gained
- Jets’ halftime score: 3 points
- Cowboys’ halftime score: 23 points
After the injury, Hall spent several moments on the field before slowly making his way to the sideline. He was subsequently seen in the blue injury tent. Despite being in uniform and wearing his helmet on the sideline, Hall did not participate in the Jets’ final drive of the second quarter.
This is an evolving situation, and further updates on Hall’s status are anticipated as more information emerges. The Jets will need to monitor his condition closely as they continue their campaign.
