Among the swirling rumors, an intriguing situation is developing in New York that could send ripples through multiple franchises, including a potential impact on the Los Angeles Rams’ backfield plans.

Jets beat writer Rich Cimini has ignited a firestorm with his recent reporting about New York’s running back room.

According to Cimini, the New York Jets may be considering a committee approach to their ground game while facing difficult extension decisions for cornerback Sauce Gardner, wide receiver Garrett Wilson, and defensive end Jermaine Johnson.

“Cimini adds the Jets may be open to trading Breece Hall if Ashton Jeanty is available at 7th overall. ‘Hall is a gifted player who would attract interest if dangled in trade talks. Perhaps the Jets would consider moving him if Boise State star Ashton Jeanty is available with the seventh pick in the April 24 draft.’ It will be ‘difficult’ to keep Sauce, Wilson and Hall,” Dov Kleiman shared.

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Cimini adds the Jets may be open to trading Breece Hall if Ashton Jeanty is available at 7th overall.

“Hall is a gifted player who would attract interest if dangled in trade… pic.twitter.com/tpZQVHPXBg

— Dov Kleiman (@NFL_DovKleiman) April 6, 2025

This potential move raises eyebrows when considering Hall’s trajectory.

Despite Kyren Williams having the statistical edge currently, Hall was widely regarded as the premier running back in his draft class, and selected three full rounds ahead of Williams in 2022.

His trade availability would represent a significant shift in the Jets’ offensive philosophy.

For new head coach Glenn, creating a winning culture appears paramount, even if that means reshaping the roster.

The backfield considerations make sense on multiple levels. Rookies Allen and Davis flashed potential in limited opportunities last season, suggesting the team might have depth to explore a committee approach.

Glenn’s experience in Detroit likely influences this thinking, having witnessed the successful tandem of Jahmyr Gibbs and David Montgomery sharing carries effectively.

While three-back rotations remain uncommon in the NFL, such an approach could provide both speed and power options throughout games.

Should Boise State standout Jeanty remain available when the Jets go on the clock at No. 7, the domino effect could reshape multiple NFL backfields in a matter of moments.

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