Who Should I Start? Jaylen Warren or Breece Hall

Monday, October 2, 9:53 AM

Pittsburgh Steelers running back Jaylen Warren received 14 opportunities out of the backfield in the team's 30-6 loss to the Houston Texans. The second-year pro turned eight carries and six catches into 55 total yards. Warren and Najee Harris nearly split the touches 50/50. The starter ran the ball 14 times and caught one pass on two targets. Both backs saw 49% of the snaps in the blowout loss. Warren and the Steelers face the Baltimore Ravens in Week 5. An already struggling offense could have a new quarterback in Mitch Trubisky, who is likely to start in place of Kenny Pickett (knee).

Wednesday, October 4, 1:08 PM

New York Jets head coach Robert Saleh told reporters on Wednesday that the team will not limit running back Breece Hall's (knee) workload moving forward. The Jets plan was always to ease Hall into the fold early this year after he tore his ACL last October, which is partly why they added Dalvin Cook in the offseason. Hall didn't play over 49 percent of the offensive snaps in the first four weeks and was limited to 32 touches. Cook isn't just going to go away, but the 22-year-old Hall should see his workload steadily increase, starting in Week 4 in Denver against the Broncos, which will inevitably give the explosive second-year back a higher fantasy ceiling on a weekly basis. However, Hall's overall upside could be somewhat capped as long as quarterback Zach Wilson is running the offense.