New York’s 22-year-old duo Jaxson Dart and Cam Skattebo have injected instant swagger into the Giants, turning a three-week spark into a high-energy, high-efficiency offense. Dart’s legs and improvisation fuel a rushing-centric attack, even as concussion evaluations loom. Denver’s defense responded with a nine-sack outburst against Fields, and the Broncos’ front four—backed by Bonitto, Allen and Cooper—has confidence and disrupts at all levels. Sunday’s game pits that front against Dart’s ceiling in a clash with playoff overtones.

Jets start 0-6, prompting a potential Breece Hall move for immediate cap relief and future assets. Five landing spots emerge as logical fits: Kansas City, Los Angeles, Pittsburgh, Arizona, and Houston, each offering a distinct path to a meaningful fantasy role. Hall’s proven receiving ability (significant catches and yards since 2023) plus age 24 amplify his trade appeal, with the Nov. 4 deadline shaping 2025 fantasy value.

Pairing Jets’ rebuild with Hall’s upside creates a dynamic risk-reward scenario for fantasy managers: chase a premier upgrade in the short term or pivot to long-term draft capital. The trade landscape will test Hall’s balance of rushing workload and pass-catching opportunity across these five destinations.