Another D.Hall Thread.

sure, he gets burned, but it seems to usually be by an elite wr.
i'm glad hall is on the redskins, i'm a fan of his play. not a fan of his pay, i don't think he plays up to his contract

I will say this, my misplaced passion for Hall is a classic example of how someone as brilliant as myself can be off once a year and forums like this help moderate my fandom.

Although I've been talked off the ledge, I still think Hall's better than 34 in the league! C'mon man! Don't make me started another D.Hall thread!

The problem I see at FS is his tackling, and nothing in pre-season really seemed to reduce that concern. If we are counting on him being that stopping point guy, we are in a world of hurt.

I mentioned it and posted the stats in another thread, but Hall is near the top of NFL in run stops and tackling efficiency by a CB. He's a good tackler most of the time, but I think his coverage skills cause him to miss too many tackles on passing plays. Also, we LOVE to completely destroy him on the internet when he does miss a tackle, so it's getting extra attention.

I think moving to FS and putting in more of a position to make stops instead of covering a WR 1-on-1 will really help his game. He's one of the better run-stopping CBs in the NFL and playing FS will allow him to get similar angles on WRs on passing plays, instead of trying to catch them from behind.

http://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/2012/02/12/2011-tackling-the-cornerbacks/

In addition to the perfect tacklers there were other corners who showed well in run support with just a single miss despite a large numbers of tackles in the run game. The Titans’ Jason McCourty was way out in front in this regard–one miss despite 32 attempts–but Washington’s DeAngelo Hall (not known for his work in the run game) also missed just a single tackle in his 23 attempts.MEANWHILE...

No corner missed more tackles this season than Ronde Barber’s 22. In fact, no corner came within five of that mark as Barber went toe-to-toe with teammate Tanard Jackson in the race to lead the league in misses.We really do beat up on Hall more than his play merits. We knew he was a playmaker when we brought him in to complement a great coverage corner who couldn't catch a ball to save his life, Carlos Rogers. There were a perfect complement to each other skill-wise...one can cover, the other can create turnovers.

Now, I do realize most of the scrutiny on Hall is due to his high salary and I can't disagree with it for that reason...he should elevate his game to earn his pay.

But, I'm glad Hall is on this team most of the time. He has single-handedly won us more than one game since he's come here. He can fire up the whole team with his play at times and there's no one on the roster who can replace him right now, so just accept he's a Redskin and get behind him.

^^ The issues with his tackling are clearly overblown as indicated by PFF. He's actually a good tackler for a corner.

Hes not that bad. Crusty out.

^^ The issues with his tackling are clearly overblown as indicated by PFF. He's actually a good tackler for a corner.

Seriously.

Did you see who ended up in the piss poor tackling: "which was only saved from rock bottom by Kevin Barnes from the Redskins, who missed one for every 3.9 attempts"

Our old friend Barnes...jeez

WTF is Pro Football Focus?

WTF is Pro Football Focus?

A really cool website with football stats.

A really cool website with football stats.

Well yes...I figured that but since I've never even heard of it it makes me care little about their rating system.
You may as well worry about how Dan McKlurken rates him?