The New York Jets are shifting their running back strategy as head coach Aaron Glenn plans to implement a committee approach in 2025. This overhaul comes as the Jets feature a talented backfield led by Breece Hall, who has struggled since recovering from an ACL injury. In addition to Hall, second-year backs Braelon Allen and Isaiah Davis will also play significant roles. Glenn emphasizes that he values all three running backs equally and aims to minimize the 'RB1' label traditionally associated with Hall. His experience with successful running back duos in previous coaching roles highlights the potential benefits of this strategy.

Hall, who was a standout before his injury, averaged 6.9 yards per touch in his rookie season but saw that drop to 5.1 in 2024. With Hall entering a contract year, his performance this season will be crucial. Glenn's familiarity with effective running back rotations, as seen with the New Orleans Saints and Detroit Lions, suggests a promising outlook for the Jets’ rushing attack. The upcoming draft could also influence the running back room, especially if trade discussions involving Hall heat up.