After a “rollercoaster” first four years with the Jets, running back Breece Hall is staying in New York for the long haul. Over the weekend, the Jets signed Hall to a three-year, $45.75 million contract extension that made him the third highest-paid running back in the league. As the Jets try to turn their fortunes around following a disastrous 3-14 campaign in 2025, Hall will be a central piece in those efforts. The Jets have worked this offseason to build their offense around Hall and receiver Garrett Wilson, trading for quarterback Geno Smith and drafting tight end Kenyon Sadiq and wideout Omar Cooper Jr. Hall is pleased with these moves, which help make him excited to spend the next three years with the franchise. "They brought a proven veteran in like Geno [Smith]. We drafted some really good guys,” Hall told reporters Tuesday. “... seeing that let me know we're really trying to build something here. [Aaron Glenn] is always telling me that I'm his guy.…