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Hall was the RB11 in half-PPR scoring, which was more or less what we thought we were getting when we drafted him in the late second or early third round. Hall already has a 100-yard rushing game and is heavily used as a receiver.

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Hall's RB11 pace and elite receiving usage justify premium draft capital despite injury.

Breece Hall was the RB11 in half-PPR scoring through Week 3 before sustaining a thigh injury, matching late-second or early-third round draft expectations. Hall already has a 100-yard rushing game and is heavily used as a receiver; his class has been clear since he entered the NFL and should be in the prime of his career. Even if he misses three or four games, 12 games of Hall easily outweigh 16-plus games from any other tailback in these backfields.

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