Versatile interior lineman with the length, anchor, and motor to occupy blockers and eat up space in the middle of a defensive front. Hall is a run-stuffing two-gapper at his core — he holds the point, absorbs doubles, and keeps linebackers clean rather than making splash plays himself. His pass rush is limited to a bull rush with an occasional swim move, and the inability to consistently shed blocks caps his ceiling as a penetrating interior disruptor. The Shrine Bowl week was a revelation, though — his first step, quickness, and positional versatility had scouts talking about a player who wasn't even on most boards entering the event. If a coaching staff can develop his hand technique and unleash his raw physical tools, there's a late-round gem hiding inside a 296-pound frame with 33.5-inch arms.

• 🪵Excellent anchor strength and ability to hold the point of attack against single and double-team blocks
• 🃏Positional versatility — aligned at 3-technique, 1-technique, and 5-technique during Shrine Bowl practices with no drop-off
• 🔥Above-average motor and pursuit effort; rarely takes plays off and consistently works to the ball
• ⚡Good first-step quickness off the snap with flashes of explosive twitch for his size
• 👑Proven leadership and character — two-time team captain, ACC championship contributor, Sun Bowl Most Valuable Lineman

• 🪵Below-average ability to shed blocks and disengage from base blocks to make tackles of his own
• 🦬Limited pass rush repertoire — primarily a bull rusher with an occasional swim move, lacks counter moves
• 🚀Needs to play with better leverage and knee bend, especially as a pass rusher
• 🤚Raw technique relative to his playing experience, particularly with hand usage and placement