physical safety with proven production and turnover juice
Corey Hall profiles as a sturdy, high-motor **safety** whose value starts with reliability and playmaking: in his most recent listed college season, he played all 12 games with 11 starts, logged 78 tackles, and forced two fumbles, showing he can finish plays and bring an edge to run support.[1] That kind of output matters for teams that want a DB who tackles consistently, plays with urgency, and can create extra possessions. The main fit question is whether you need a steady, physical back-end defender more than a pure ballhawk or elite coverage specialist.[1]
