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Accelerate ACL Client Breece Hall Runs For 127 Yards In Return From ACL Injury

ACL RecoveryBy accelerateaclSeptember 12, 2023Leave a comment

Today, we are thrilled to share some remarkable news inside the Accelerate ACL family – the return of Breece Hall, running back for the New York Jets. As many of you may know, Breece suffered a devastating ACL tear last year on October 23, 2022. This injury had the potential to put his career on…

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