The Kansas City Chiefs won't play until Sunday night, but Week 6 is already turning in their favor. Watching the New York Jets drop yet another game and fall to 0-6 might have GM Brett Veach licking his chops right now.
The Jets put a grand total of 82 yards of offense, and that includes -10 passing yards. It may have been rock bottom for Aaron Glenn's team, especially considering they still had a chance to win. That only spells trouble for Breece Hall, who, against his will, might be the most obvious trade candidate in the AFC right now.
Chiefs' Breece Hall Trade Hopes Get Another Boost
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The former second-round pick has admitted that he doesn't want to be traded. Earlier in the week, he opened up on his desire to stay in Gotham. Nevertheless, there might not be much of a point in keeping him around for longer.
New York is now sitting at 0-6, and the Nov. 4 trade deadline is only drawing closer. It's clear the Jets are lacking in the talent department, so they're forced to consider being sellers for future draft capital, even if this isn't how they envisioned this season going.
Hall is one obvious candidate to move, especially since he's from the past regime and due for a new contract after this year. His fit with the team is shaky at best looking to 2026 and beyond, which has made him a popular theoretical trade candidate for KC.
The Chiefs are currently averaging 120.0 rushing yards per game, but Patrick Mahomes leads the way with 38.0 yards per contest. That's clearly not a recipe for success, and [adding a player of Hall's caliber](https://kckingdom.com/chiefs-breece-hall-trade-plans-hinge-lions-game-01k74vpwajra) would help them now and in the future. He's eligible to sign a contract extension, and with Isiah Pacheco struggling, the Chiefs would gladly move on from their former seventh-round pick to make room for him.
While the Chiefs will face several competitors in the run to acquire Hall's services, another disappointing game may have moved him closer to Arrowhead Stadium. An ugly loss like the one the Jets suffered overseas is often one greeted by big changes, and that works in Kansas City's favor.
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