Jets' Breece Hall: Adjusting to pro game

Hall conceded that he's still adjusting to working in a crowded Jets running back group that also includes Michael Carter and Tevin Coleman, John Pullano of the team's official site reports. "I'm progressing every day," Hall said. "But learning this offense has been kind of different to what I did in college. There are a lot more nuances and a lot of little things that I am still learning."

Hall, whom the Jets selected in the second round of April's draft, logged 253 carries in 12 games during his final college season at Iowa State, but as he begins his professional career, he'll face competition for reps. It's worth noting that Carter was among the key players rested by the Jets in Monday's preseason game against the Falcons, a contest in which Hall started and logged four carries for one yard. Hall nonetheless brings plenty of upside to the table, but he'll have to earn his standing in the Jets backfield out of the gate this season. So far, though, he's impressed head coach Robert Saleh, who said that Hall "has unbelievable and incredible confidence" and "tracks the ball very well."