Jets coach says Breece Hall's groin strain isn’t serious
Jets head coach Aaron Glenn reported that running back Breece Hall suffered a strained groin but downplayed its severity.
During Monday’s press conference, Aaron Glenn explained that Hall left practice early after a groin strain. He emphasized that the injury appears minor and the player is honest about his condition. Hall will undergo imaging to confirm the diagnosis. The running back had four carries for 16 yards in the team’s first preseason game.
Why it matters
Fans need to know the health status of a key player ahead of the upcoming season.
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