Raiders Who Have Gone to the Super Bowl: Tyler Hall

The Las Vegas Raiders have added several players so far in the Josh McDaniels-Dave Ziegler era that have experiences with deep postseason runs.

One of those new additions, cornerback Tyler Hall, has just three NFL seasons under his belt and has already won a Super Bowl.

In his lone season as a Los Angeles Ram, Hall attained a ring when Los Angeles came away victorious against the Cincinnati Bengals in Super Bowl LVI.

The young cornerback signed with the Atlanta Falcons as an undrafted free agent in 2020.

He would be waived the following August after tallying six combined tackles in nine games.

Hall was then claimed off waivers by Los Angeles before being waived and assigned to the practice squad later that month.

He would play in just four games for the Rams, serving only as a special teams contributor.

Hall did not participate in the Rams' postseason games, but nonetheless, he still had a role on a championship team, regardless of how significant it was.

After the title, Hall was signed by Los Angeles to a reserve/future contract but would be waived last September.

Then, of course, he signed with Las Vegas, where he had his best season yet.

Hall played in seven games and made three starts, having totaled 20 combined tackles, two for losses, a sack, and four passes defensed.

The second-year Raider has an opportunity to take another big step this season, but that will all start with competition in the cornerback room that will begin in training camp.

Veteran Raiders are to report to training camp on July 25.

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