Hall was the clear winner in the Jets’ backfield despite offseason buzz for Braelon Allen. Hall played 37 snaps to Allen’s 20, giving him 57.8% of the workload. He also ran eight routes to Allen’s three. Hall rushed 19 times for 107 yards and caught two of four targets for 38 yards.
Allen scored on an 8-yard TD but gained just one more yard on his other five carries. Hall didn’t find the end zone, but his usage made him the clear lead back. He showed explosiveness and contact balance while gashing the Steelers’ defense.
QB Justin Fields ran 12 times, including two goal-line TDs. Hall didn’t lose many carries to Fields, though the lack of touches inside the 10 is a mild concern.
Even so, Hall in a run-first offense (63% run rate) is an every-week starter. Next week, he faces a Bills’ defense that was gashed for over 160 yards on the ground by Derrick Henry this week.
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