Jets acquire James Robinson’s Jaguar by trade after Bryce Hall suffered a ruptured ACL

Breece Hall is out of season after torn anterior cruciate ligament in Planes‘Week 7 wins over Bronco. A day later, New York found a notable replacement for its waning star, acquiring James Robinson from Jaguar In exchange for a future sixth-round draft pick, According to NFL Media CBS Sports insider Josina Anderson confirmed it. Robinson quickly returned from a serious injury to open the 2022 in Jacksonville’s backyard, but Travis Etienne Jr. has emerged as Jaguar’s main ball bearer in recent weeks.

Jaguar’s sixth-round pick could become a fifth-rounder depending on Robinson’s performance as the presumptive RB1 in New York. Michael Carter was previously set to take over as the Jets’ quarterback after Hall lost a win on Sunday and was quickly disqualified. Now, he will have 24-year-old Jang Green Robinson not only for the remainder of 2022 but possibly beyond. as such CBS Sports contributor Joel Corrie He notes, the Jets could eventually extend the veteran’s restricted free agent tender through 2023.

Robinson was removed for two years from a 1,000-yard dash campaign as a Rookie. The former non-facing lead had a similarly productive start in 2021 before suffering a ruptured Achilles tendon in week 16. This year, splitting touches with Etienne, he hasn’t been nearly as efficient, averaging just under four yards per carry in three Various games, before winning the zero-sheets in the sixth week, meanwhile, Etienne appeared in the first round of 2021 by Jacksonville, as one of the best offensive playmakers in the club recently.

In New York, Hall quickly made a name for himself as one of the top rookies of the year, running the Jets’ ground game with 463 yards in seven games. Given that he faces a potentially long road to recovery after rupturing his ACL, it is also possible that Robinson could serve as the team’s ball carrier, or at least separate holders, for the 2023 open as well.