Breece Hall, the RB for the New York Jets, is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Falcons despite participating in a full practice on Friday. Hall is joined by Dalvin Cook (shoulder) and Israel Abanikanda (illness) as questionable on the injury report.

The New York Jets have waived running back Michael Carter, their leading rusher in 2021, in a surprise move. Carter was benched after committing a penalty in the Jets' recent loss to the Las Vegas Raiders. The move sends a message to the struggling offense and opens up a spot for rookie Israel Abanikanda. The Jets are looking to generate more offense after two straight losses.

Dalvin Cook is expected to split snaps with Breece Hall, Michael Carter, and Israel Abanikanda in the season opener against the Bills. Cook has been practicing for less than two weeks after shoulder rehab, while Hall has been limited due to a torn ACL last season. The Jets coaching staff wants to avoid overexerting their top two running backs early and will likely use a running back rotation.

Breece Hall, running back for the New York Jets, was a limited participant in practice due to a knee injury. The Jets are easing him back into practice after he tore his ACL last season. While Hall is expected to play in Week 1, he will likely be on a snap count with Dalvin Cook, Michael Carter, and Israel Abanikanda also seeing playing time in the backfield.