Evaluating Breece Hall's rookie year impact on an inexperienced Jets offense is a bit confounding.
On one hand, by looking at his collegiate statistics at Iowa State, an argument can be made that Hall is a fantasy football stud in the making. He combined for more than 4,500 rushing / receiving yards in college with 82 receptions and an astounding 56 touchdowns in only three seasons. But he's going to arguably the least experienced offense in the league, with an unproven quarterback (Z ach Wilson), a running back platoon partner (Michael Carter), and the likelihood that his team won't be playing with many leads throughout the season.
In dynasty leagues, Hall needs to be made a priority considering the upside for success is apparent in the coming years. He definitely has the ability to become a future fantasy football first round pick if all shakes out right.
For 2022 alone, a ceiling of 15 touches per game with limited touchdown potential seems like a good starting point for Hall. He's probably best served being a low-end fantasy RB2 but calling him an every week fantasy starter at this point seems premature.