P.
J. Hall.
P.
J. Hall.
Sam Houston State
Hall's explosive first step and powerful hands would be best utilized in an attacking 4-3 one-gap penetrating front, allowing him to shoot gaps and disrupt the backfield.
As a rookie, Hall could immediately compete for snaps as a rotational interior pass rusher with upside to develop into a disruptive three-down starter.
A two-gap 3-4 scheme that asks linemen to absorb blocks rather than penetrate, would significantly diminish his impact.
Hall's natural leverage and quickness make him a potent interior disruptor, capable of impacting both the run and pass game in the right system.
Selected #57 overall in Round 2 of the 2018 NFL Draft by Oakland Raiders out of Sam Houston State.
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