The Houston Texans have added a new veteran into their secondary. According to an announcement from the Texans, they've agreed to sign free agent cornerback Bryce Hall.
The Houston Texans announced they have signed CB Bryce Hall to a contract. It’s worth noting Hall had a workout with Houston earlier this month. Hall, 28, is a former fifth-round pick of the Jets back in 2020.
The San Francisco 49ers worked out three defensive backs on Friday, per the NFL transaction wire. The full list includes: Bryce Hall Corey Mayfield Troy Pride Hall, 28, is a former fifth-round pick of the Jets back in 2020.
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Aaron Wilson reports that the Texans are working out veteran CB Bryce Hall on Saturday. Hall, 28, is a former fifth-round pick of the Jets back in 2020.
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The Bucs finally signed a veteran cornerback in free agency in former Titans corner Kemon Hall. ESPN’s Adam Schefter broke the news on X. Hall, who played collegiately at North Texas, is on his fourth team in six years.
After injuries decimated the position group last year, the Buccaneers flooded the secondary with talent, both through agency and the draft. Tampa Bay had
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are signing cornerback Bryce Hall to their practice squad, according to CBS Sports. Hall, who previously played for the New York Jets and made 26 starts from 2020 to 2023, was released by the Bucs on Monday.
Even though this doesn’t seem like a big move for the Buccaneers, I actually really like this. Bryce Hall will be brought back on a vet minimum one-year deal as the likely CB3.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are bolstering their defense with a familiar face, re-signing cornerback Bryce Hall to a one-year deal, according to Tampa Bay Times writer Rick Stroud.
Rick Stroud reports the Buccaneers are re-signing CB Bryce Hall to a one-year deal. Hall, 27, is a former fifth-round pick of the Jets back in 2020. He
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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers were hit with a slew of injuries to their secondary in their season opening win over the Washington Commanders. Tuesday, the team made some roster moves to address these injuries.
The Buccaneers have concerns about their secondary heading into Week 2. They re-signed cornerback Keenan Isaac to add depth at the position after starting cornerback Zyon McCollum (concussion) and reserve Josh Hayes (ankle) left Sunday's game along with Bryce Hall.
The Buccaneers announced on Tuesday that they have placed CB Bryce Hall on injured reserve and signed CB Keenan Isaac in his place. Hall suffered a dislocated right ankle and fractured fibula in Sunday’s win over the Commanders. Hall, 26, is a former fifth-round pick of the Jets back in 2020.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are riding high after an impressive opening-week win against the Washington Commanders. The entire roster had to shine, as injuries were plentiful on Sunday, so getting to know the entire roster is crucial.
Coming out of Virginia, Tampa Bay Buccaneers cornerback Bryce Hall was drafted in the fifth round in 2020 by the New York Jets. Many believe had he not suffered an injury requiring surgery on his left ankle, he likely would have gone sooner.
Tom Pelissero of NFL Media reports that Buccaneers CB Bryce Hall suffered a dislocated right ankle and fractured fibula in Sunday’s win over the Commanders. You can expect the Buccaneers to place Hall on injured reserve in the coming days and add someone to their roster. Hall, 26, is a former fifth-round pick of the Jets back in 2020.
The Buccaneers cornerback group has been decimated by injuries in their Week 1 matchup with the Washington Commanders. After Zyon McCollum went out with a concussion, his replacement Bryce Hall was just carted off with an apparent knee injury.
One of the few new additions to this year's Tampa Bay Buccaneers roster is cornerback Bryce Hall, who previously spent his last four seasons with the New York Jets after being a fifth-round NFL Draft pick out of Virginia.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers bolstered their cornerback group this offseason by signing former New York Jets defensive back Bryce Hall in free agency, hoping to mitigate the absence of Carlton Davis III, who was traded to the Detroit Lions.
The Bucs revamped their cornerback room in a number of ways during free agency. First, the team traded starter Carlton Davis III and a sixth-round pick to the Lions for a third-round pick, thus catapulting Zyon McCollum into a starting role opposite of Jamel Dean for the time being.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have officially signed a player who hasn't been with the team before — and funnily enough, he comes from the same team that Jordan Whitehead just did.