DeAngelo Hall to the skins

[saltybuggah]

this just in from espn..

link to follow

[Canadian_Fan]

here ya go...........

http://blogs.nfl.com/category/adam-schefter/

[CTM]

Wow the Skins have a loaded secondary. Hall, Rodgers, Springs, Smoot, Landry.

I knew he would try to go to a contender.

[saltybuggah]

Wow the Skins have a loaded secondary. Hall, Rodgers, Springs, Smoot, Landry.

I knew he would try to go to a contender.

the skins need help with playing in the toughest division...

its only for one year so why not try and go to a team that could play in the playoffs...

good news for Hall is that the skins have a bye week then they play the cowboys, giving him extra time to study the plays...

[Canadian_Fan]

1 year deal 492K........not bad

he is gonna play hard to get another contract next year........might be a good investment

[getlynched47]

Redskins agreed to terms with CB DeAngelo Hall on a one-year contract. Profootballtalk.com reports the deal is worth $1 million prorated over the rest of the season. Washington has agreed not to franchise tag Hall in 2009.

It's the best possible move for Hall, who will make exactly the base salary he would have as a Raider and can try for a multi-year deal next spring. He will not, however, ever get the kind of money Oakland signed him for. Hall will probably start out as a dime back behind Carlos Rogers, Shawn Springs, and Fred Smoot. By season's end, he could overtake Smoot. Hall can also return punts, where Antwaan Randle El has struggled badly

[rockrules40]

Any chance they move one of the CBs to FS to play along side Landry?...

[Raiderfan76]

Hall is a bum, horse collars, late hits, constant arguing with the refs, playing 10 yards off on every play........ He will get a pick every now and then, but even a blind squirrel finds a nut on occasion.......

[HORSEPOWER 56]

Frankly, I'm surprised the Cowboys didn't jump all over him. Their secondary is in as bad a shape as ours and what the hell, they already took a gamble on Pacman. Hall is actually a better CB (when he decides to play like it) than Pacman is/was after his return. Also, it's not like the Cowboys to let a big name, yet troubled, FA slip through their fingers.