Jets fans saw a welcomed sight at Monday’s practice.
Star running back Breece Hall was seen participating in agility drills on the sidelines just one week after going down with a non-contact groin injury.
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Hall will be sidelined for 2-to-3 weeks, but the expectation has been that he’ll be back for the season opener.
Head coach Aaron Glenn confirmed on Monday that is still the case.
The 25-year-old back was only able to work off to the side, but he was said to be moving well and showed no ill-effects from the issue.
Glenn said that fellow running back Isaiah Davis and rookies Kenyon Sadiq and D’Angelo Ponds remain on track to be back healthy for the opener, as well.
Davis has missed the past couple of weeks due to what was called a “minor” knee injury.
Sadiq’s been sidelined since the beginning of the offseason program following hernia surgery, while Ponds strained his calf during a late-July training camp practice.
