The New York Jets did something that most NFL teams don’t do on trade deadline day – make trades.
There was no such luck for Breece Hall, however, who is one of the players left holding the bag after the sell-off. The running back seemingly wanted a trade, as reported by Jordan Schultz, and later expressed his feelings following the deadline.
‘Sick about my bruddas man happy for them but man im sick rn,’ Hall said on X in a now-deleted post after the deadline passed.
Rumors swirled that even more deals were on the table, including one with Hall, but the Jets only managed to complete trades for Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams on Nov. 4.
Gardner was traded to the Indianapolis Colts for a pair of first-round picks and Adonai Mitchell, while Williams was shipped to the Dallas Cowboys in exchange for a first and a second-round pick.
Hall seemed like one of the likelier players to be on the move ahead of the deadline, but he is one of the few who remain.
The running back was taken in the 2022 NFL Draft along with Gardner, Garrett Wilson and Jermaine Johnson II. All of those players were viewed as building blocks for a Jets team that was on the upswing.
Just a few years later, New York is cleaning house and building a new roster in the vision of Aaron Glenn and Darren Mougey.
The offseason will reveal whether Hall is one of those who remain.