A running back controversy is brewing in New York as Braelon Allen emerges as the more explosive and efficient RB1, outpacing Breece Hall.
A running back controversy is brewing in New York as Braelon Allen emerges as the more explosive and efficient RB1, outpacing Breece Hall with nearly 120 scrimmage yards per game and a higher missed tackle rate. The New York Jets’ backfield is under the spotlight, raising questions about whether Hall’s struggles and low efficiency can justify a return to the lead role after injury, or if Allen should remain the primary ball carrier for the rest of the season.
Jets fans are also facing frustration with a record-breaking interception drought under Aaron Glenn, a defensive-minded coach who has managed just one pick in 24 games—the worst NFL mark since 1999. With the secondary failing to produce turnovers despite Glenn’s background as a defensive back, can New York’s defense turn the tide, or will the embarrassing streak linger? The spotlight remains on scheme, playmaking, and the need for a bold turnaround at MetLife.