9 Teams Submit Trade Offers for Jets’ Breece Hall — Market Heating Up Fast
The running back market is heating up fast, and one name has emerged as a highly sought-after asset: New York Jets running back Breece Hall. After an impressive preseason performance, Hall has quickly become one of the most intriguing players on the trade market, with at least nine NFL teams reportedly making inquiries about acquiring the young running back.
Hall, who joined the Jets in 2025 after an excellent college career, has shown poise, precision, and a level of command that belies his experience. While preseason games are typically viewed with caution when it comes to predicting future success, Hall's ability to execute in high-pressure situations has garnered significant attention across the league. His performance has sparked discussions within NFL front offices, leading to an uptick in trade offers.
Why Hall is in High Demand
Hall’s impressive college pedigree and potential make him an attractive option for teams in need of running back depth or even a potential starter with high upside. At 6-foot-1 and 220 pounds, Hall has the ideal size and skill set for an NFL running back, and his calm demeanor on the field has caught the eye of several NFL teams. His ability to read defenses, make quick cuts, and accelerate into the open field has given scouts confidence that he could provide valuable depth in any backfield.
While Hall is still young, his promise as a future star running back makes him an ideal option for teams with uncertain running back situations or those looking to develop a potential feature back.
Teams Interested in Hall
Multiple sources within the league have confirmed that at least nine teams have submitted trade offers for Hall. Here’s a breakdown of the teams reportedly interested in the Jets’ standout running back:
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Miami Dolphins: With questions about their running back depth, Hall is seen as a potential future starter who could complement their explosive offense with players like Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle.
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New York Jets: If the current running back group fails to meet expectations, Hall’s versatility and playmaking ability could provide much-needed depth and stability in the backfield.
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Cleveland Browns
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Baltimore Ravens: The Ravens value running backs who can contribute in both the running and passing game, and Hall’s ability to catch passes out of the backfield fits well in their scheme.
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Indianapolis Colts: With Jonathan Taylor’s future uncertain, Hall could provide a reliable option in the backfield, offering stability as a future starter.
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Jacksonville Jaguars: The Jaguars are looking to strengthen their backfield, and adding Hall would provide a dynamic running back to complement their passing game.
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Houston Texans: Although still in rebuilding mode, Hall’s potential and ability to contribute immediately make him an attractive addition to their offense.
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New Orleans Saints: With a need for a younger, explosive running back, Hall could compete for a starting role, offering both depth and upside in their offense.
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Arizona Cardinals: With their running back group needing an upgrade, Hall could help provide both immediate production and long-term development for their backfield.
The Future of Hall
Although no trade is imminent, Hall’s performance in the preseason has undoubtedly caused a stir around the league. NFL teams are known to be cautious in the offseason, but with running back depth at a premium and Hall’s potential on full display, it wouldn’t be surprising to see the trade market intensify in the coming weeks. The Jets, while currently confident in their backfield, may ultimately decide to field the best offer for Hall, especially if a team is willing to offer valuable assets in return.
As the preseason progresses and teams fine-tune their rosters, expect the conversation surrounding Breece Hall to grow louder. For running back-needy teams, he may be the perfect fit—someone with the tools to become a top-tier starter in the right system, making him one of the most intriguing trade targets as the regular season approaches.
Seahawks announce new Rivalries uniforms ahead of Week 1
The Seattle Seahawks got some good news on the injury front, but not so much from the quarterback room. However, there’s room for fans' excitement with the announcement of the Seahawks’ new Rivalries uniforms ahead of Week 1 in the 2025 NFL season.
It’s a sharp uniform look and “speaks volumes,” according to the post on X by ClutchPoints.
Seattle opens its season Sept. 7 with a big division game against the San Francisco 49ers. It’s a home game, and the new uniforms should add to the atmosphere, according to Seahawks.com.
“The uniforms feature wolf grey jerseys and pants with iridescent green numbers that reflect differently based on how light hits them,” John Boyle wrote. “The helmet is also iridescent green with a metallic chrome finish.”
Seahawks adding flash to their substance
Also, there’s another little feature for Mike Macdonald's crew. It comes on the jersey and helmet.
“A big element of the Rivalries uniform is the Seahawks' unique connection with their fanbase,” Boyle wrote. “The uniform will feature a 12s patch, as well as a 12 pattern in the jersey numbers that will reflect in the light. And the helmet bumpers will have the phrase “12 As One” on the back of the helmet. There are also soundwave details on the shoulders and down the pant legs to represent the loudest fan in the NFL.”
The team seems upbeat about the design. Managing director of marketing Allison Hoover said the uniforms are meant to celebrate the uniqueness of the franchise.
“Without question, that's the 12s,” Hoover said. “This uniform is a tribute to the 12s, the loudest, most passionate fans in sports.”
The players seem to like the uniforms, too, according to Seahawks.com.
“I'm ready to put this on and wear in the game,” cornerback Devon Witherspoon said. “It's clean. And I think the fans are going to love it.”
Running back Kenneth Walker agreed, “I like them a lot. It's just a new look, and I like new looks. I think the 12s will love it.”
But will the Seahawks match the uniform hype with a Week 1 win?
