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NegativeRoleOct 31, 2026FantasyPros Articles
Hall could retake his commanding lead role this week, but Braelon Allen mixing in more and a committee approach is possible. Allen was strong while Hall was out, making it difficult for Aaron Glenn to reduce his role. In Weeks 1-2, Hall had a 61.7% snap rate while averaging 22.5 touches and 104.8 total yards. Hall has not been efficient on a per-touch basis this season with only 1.49 yards after contact per attempt and a 14% missed tackle rate, and those numbers may not improve coming off injury. The Raiders' run defense has been horrible over their last five games, allowing the third-highest explosive run rate, highest rushing success rate, highest yards before contact per attempt, and third-highest missed tackle rate.
NegativeInjuryOct 31, 2026RotoWire NFL Articles
Listed as questionable with a quad injury for the second straight week after logging limited practices Wednesday through Friday; failure to advance to full participation is not usually a great sign, but Hall has been participating in some fashion for two weeks, so it won't be surprising if he's active Sunday. However, don't expect his pre-injury workloads, especially in his first game back; Braelon Allen has been effective and avoided the injury report.
PositiveNewsOct 30, 2026SleeperNFL
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NegativeRoleOct 30, 2026Mattek Fantasy Football
Ranked RB15 for Week 8 but expects reduced workload in his return from injury due to Braille Allen's strong recent performance. Hall's pre-injury workload was 22 rushes and 2 targets, 16 carries and 5 targets, but the source projects a significant reduction. Prop market shows Hall at 59.5 rushing yards, same as Ali Gordon and DeAndre Swift, which the source believes is "a hair low" and projects his base rate closer to 67.5 rushing yards. The source recommends starting Hall but cautions against viewing him as a breakout despite a favorable Raiders matchup.
NegativeInjuryOct 29, 2026NBC Sports Rotoworld
Hall's quad injury slow-motion return appears to have finally reached its destination. His marathon absence proved this should probably be a two-man backfield, as Braelon Allen was amongst the league's most productive runners over the past month, even in poor game environments. Hall cannot be returned to his previous high-end RB2 rank until we see how the backfield shakes out, though whether Allen actually maintains a two-man role is far from assured.
NegativeInjuryOct 29, 2026Yahoo Sports NFL
Breece Hall's quad injury slow-motion return appears to have finally reached its destination; Hall's marathon absence had the unfortunate distinction of proving this should probably be a two-man backfield, as Braelon Allen was amongst the league's most productive runners over the past month even in poor game environments; whether or not that actually happens is far from assured, but Hall cannot be returned to his previous high-end RB2 rank until we see how this shakes out in Jersey.