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CB Rankings

CB1 - Leon Hall, Michigan	NFL.com Profile
Height: 5-11 Weight: 193 40 yard dash: 4.39 Grade: 93
Strengths: Leon Hall is a very technically sound cornerback who possesses good instincts. Hall is a fluid athlete who reacts quickly and has the explosiveness to make a play quickly. He has a great deal of experience coming from a top program which has allowed him to improve his recognition skills. Hall has good ball skills and rarely makes a mistake. He is an aggressive tackler who willingly helps in run support. He uses his body well and should be able to handle most wide receivers man to man. Weaknesses: Hall clocked in faster than anticipated, but his long speed is still in question after a poor performance against Ted Ginn Jr. Hall is going to need deep help against the fastest receivers because if he misreads the play he is unable to recover quickly. The Michigan program has their corners give a lot of cushion so Hall may be prone to give up short receptions frequently. He is probably best suited for a system that will allow him to play zone frequently. Overall: Leon Hall grades out as the #1 corner in a class that lacks elite talent. Hall is a solid, but not spectacular player. His grade is a reflection to his consistency and a lower bust factor than most cornerbacks. Hall may not have any one area of his game that is top notch but he is a well rounded player. Hall may be best suited as a #2 CB and will likely never be considered a true "shut down" corner.