Needless to say, Hall’s status is very much in question ahead of the Jets’ Week 15 matchup against the lowly Jaguars. While there’s still time for him to turn things around later in the week and push to be active, with the season all but lost, it’s hard to imagine either Hall or the organization wanting to put Hall out on the field on one leg. That opens the door once again for the dynamic tandem of Braelon Allen and Isaiah Davis to potentially make their second consecutive starts, and this time in one of the most optimal matchups for running back production. The two backs split work essentially down the middle, with Allen maintaining a 5% margin in rush attempts. Davis has scored a touchdown in each of the past two games, and with the Jaguars being particularly vulnerable against receiving backs, he could be an intriguing start as a desperate flex play this week. If Breece Hall would somehow be able to suit up for Sunday, he would be an RB2 play – especially since we’ve seen him limited by this injury before.