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Broncos Eye Jets' Breece Hall Amid Contract Drama
11 Feb
Summary
- Jets may use franchise tag on Breece Hall costing $14.5 million.
- Broncos interested in Breece Hall, potentially paying $15 million annually.
- Hall seeking to reset running back market, possibly joining a contender.
The Denver Broncos are reportedly interested in acquiring New York Jets running back Breece Hall, who could become a free agent this offseason. The Jets face a decision regarding Hall, with ESPN suggesting they might use one of their franchise tags. This option would cost the Jets close to $14.5 million for the upcoming season or $11.7 million for a transition tag, providing them more control over Hall's future. Such a move could allow for a tag-and-trade or retain him for the 2026 season.
Should Hall hit the open market, he is expected to seek a contract averaging around $15 million annually, potentially making him one of the NFL's highest-paid running backs. This aligns with the Broncos' potential willingness to pursue him, despite the cost. Hall's own expressed desire to play on a championship-contending team further fuels speculation about his departure from the Jets. The deadline for the Jets to apply a franchise tag is March 3rd, after which the Broncos will need to strategize their pursuit.
