From the video
Assuming Breece and Breylon play, there is a small possibility that they end up splitting this backfield... you most likely should have just gone ahead and sold Breece Hall once you fell to two and four... If you were one and six you probably couldn't afford or you shouldn't have tried to hold Breece Hall through his injury.
STACKED’s take
Sell Hall in package deals; backfield split risk and injury timeline make him a hold liability.
Breece Hall's return from injury creates backfield-splitting risk with Gintey; when returning for his first week, there is a small possibility of backfield split, making safer running back options preferable over Jets players. Zach Charbonnet notes that a team falling to 2-4 should have sold Hall rather than holding an injured player when wins are critical; at 1-4 or worse, holding Hall through injury was a mistake—injured players should have been a priority to move off the roster. Hall is recommended as a trade piece to package with other assets (like Malik Nabers or Jaylen Waddle) to acquire top-tier running backs like Gibbs, Bijan Robinson, or Kenneth Walker.
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