In today’s pass-first league, no team can have too many cornerbacks on the roster. There’s always a need for more players who can cover and the Rams will certainly be on the hunt for cornerback help this offseason.
They’ll likely either re-sign their own corners, Troy Hill and Darious Williams, or add a prospect in the draft – or possibly even both. In the draft, Darren Hall out of San Diego State could be a target. The Rams met with him virtually, according to Justin Melo of The Draft Network, showing interest in the young corner.
An update on SDSU Darren Hall. He recently met with the #Patriots, #Falcons, #Rams and #49ers. He meets with the #Bills later this week.
Previously reported: #Saints and #Bears.
Hall had himself a nice week at the Senior Bowl back in January. #NFLDraft
— Justin M (@JustinM_NFL) March 12, 2021
Hall attended the Senior Bowl this year, an event the Rams always put a lot of stock in. Last season at SDSU, he made 37 tackles and had three interceptions in just eight games, returning one pick for a touchdown. In three seasons as a key contributor, he broke up 25 passes and pulled down six interceptions.
At 5-foot-11, and 189 pounds, Hall has the requisite size teams look for at cornerback, with an impressive 74.5-inch wingspan. He has the versatility to play both cornerback and safety, which is a plus.