What are the Bucs getting in new CB Bryce Hall?
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers added some much-needed depth at cornerback in free agency this week, signing former New York Jets corner Bryce Hall to a one-year contract.
Hall hasn’t had much of a chance to shine in New York, but when he did, he broke up 16 passes in 2021 while starting all 17 games for the Jets.
He now joins a Tampa Bay secondary that just traded away one of its starters in Carlton Davis III, and needs competition for third-year man Zyon McCollum for the starting spot on the outside opposite Jamel Dean.
So, what are the Bucs getting in Hall?
Here’s a fantastic breakdown from NFL Network’s Brian Baldinger from that 2021 season:
Newest Buc CB Bryce Hall has the intangibles to be a solid, versatile depth piece. 6’1 202lbs who was buried in depth chart. Started all 17 games in 2021 with 16 pass def, 0.5 Sack and 79 tackles
Uses length well to play through the ball. #BaldysBreakdown from year as starter pic.twitter.com/sfudhMHXsH
— Ashlie (@EMT_Ashlie) March 15, 2024
