The New York Jets' rushing attack has been a glaring weakness, finishing 31st in the league last year with an average of 91.8 yards per game. As they head into 2025, the RB room has been ranked below average at 17th overall by Pro Football Focus, underlining the urgent need for improvement. Breece Hall faces a pivotal year in his contract, having rushed for just 876 yards last season, while sophomore Braelon Allen is expected to evolve into a more significant role in the Jets' offensive scheme led by new offensive coordinator Tanner Engstrand. Establishing a functional ground game is crucial for the Jets' success.