Kene Nwangwu is officially back with the New York Jets, having signed a one-year contract worth $2.5 million. Previously known for his prowess as an All-Pro special teams player with the Minnesota Vikings, Nwangwu made significant contributions despite limited appearances last season. His standout moment came during a 99-yard kickoff return for a touchdown against the Seattle Seahawks in Week 12.

With the Jets welcoming a new head coach, Aaron Glenn, Nwangwu's role as a return specialist could see an uptick in importance in the upcoming season. His previous success on special teams makes him a valuable asset for the Jets as they look to improve their overall performance.

Breece Hall, the New York Jets' running back, is showing promise to return for the game against Jacksonville after recovering from a knee injury that kept him out last week. Hall participated fully in practice on Friday and is officially listed as questionable.

Hall leads the Jets in rushing yards and touchdowns, while rookies Braelon Allen and Isaiah Davis stepped up in his absence. The Jets are also set to welcome back star cornerback Sauce Gardner, but may be without D.J. Reed due to a groin injury.

Additionally, kick returner Kene Nwangwu will be placed on injured reserve after a hand injury, cutting short what has been a promising start to his season.

Breece Hall is anticipated to return to the New York Jets' lineup after a knee injury, as they prepare to face the Jacksonville Jaguars. Interim coach Jeff Ulbrich expressed optimism about Hall's condition following practice.

Despite earlier struggles, Hall's participation is crucial for the Jets, who have lost four consecutive games. Rookies Braelon Allen and Isaiah Davis have stepped up in Hall's absence, showcasing their potential.

Hall's season has been challenging, marked by injuries and fumbles, but he remains hopeful for a turnaround.