Georgia Tech Running Back Hassan Hall Signs With The Cleveland Browns

Hall went undrafted in the 2023 NFL Draft

Former Georgia Tech running back Hassan Hall has found his first NFL home. 

NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reported that Hall will sign with the Cleveland Browns. 

Former Georgia Tech RB Hassan Hall is signing with the #Browns on a deal that includes $125,000 guaranteed, per source.

— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) April 29, 2023

Hassan Hall came in as a transfer last season and was in a competition for carries with guys like Dontae Smith and Dylan McDuffie at the start of the season. As the year went on though, Hall took over as the lead back for GT and led the team in rushing with 521 yards. The Yellow Jackets also had one of the worst offensive lines in the country and that made running the ball difficult most of the time and Hall did not get a true chance to show how explosive he can be.

Hassan Hall was the leading rusher for Georgia Tech last season / Georgia Tech Athletics

While he was not a starter from the day that he stepped on campus, Hall made sure to make an impact in his freshman season at Louisville. In 2018, Hall had 70 carries for 303 yards and three touchdowns while averaging 4.3 yards per carry. In 2019, he set his then-career-high in yards, carries, and touchdowns with 501 yards, and five touchdowns on 108 attempts.

Despite his career year in 2019, Hall could not build upon that success. His carries went down in each season and his yards were down as well, but he did have a career game during the 2021 season against Virginia when he had 14 carries for 162 yards.

After having only 24 carries through the first four games of the season in 2022, things changed in game five against Pitt, the first game with Brent Key as the interim head coach.

Hall had his breakout game against the Panthers, carrying the ball 20 times for 157 yards, averaging nearly eight yards per carry, including a 63-yard run. For the rest of the season, Hall would have at least eight carries in each game except for the last game of the season against Georgia.

Hall was also the fifth-leading receiver for Georgia Tech, catching 28 passes for 165 yards.

While he did not receive an invite to the 2023 NFL Combine, Hall made sure to put on a good showing for his pro day. He ran a sub 4.5 forty-yard dash, had a 37-inch vertical jump, which was the best among all participants that day, a 10-foot, 10-inch broad jump and he had 18 reps on the bench press. He left an impression that day among the NFL scouts that were in attendance. 

I am not saying he is going to follow the same path as Jordan Mason did last season for the 49ers, but I think it is a possibility that he has a strong training camp and preseason and makes an NFL roster. 

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