Is this the guy thats going to try to be a FB?

[b bulldog]

He's a football player.

[oregonpackfan]

Don't belittle Hall because his Boise State team is a member of the WAC.

Boise State proved they can play with the well known teams. They beat Oklahoma in probably the most exciting college bowl game this past holiday season,

[Bretsky]

We need a yawn emoticon

2nd request for Mad after the clapper emoticon. How bout a yawner ?

[HarveyWallbangers]

Don't belittle Hall because his Boise State team is a member of the WAC.

Boise State proved they can play with the well known teams. They beat Oklahoma in probably the most exciting college bowl game this past holiday season,

Of course, their defense gave up over 40 points to Oklahoma, and he was playing LB.

[Fritz]

Let's love him now, and forget about him when he gets cut.

If he makes the team, we can love him some more, until he misses a blitzer and causes Favre to get blindsided. Then we can hate on him.

There's room for every emotion with this guy.

[Packgator]

Don't belittle Hall because his Boise State team is a member of the WAC.

Boise State proved they can play with the well known teams. They beat Oklahoma in probably the most exciting college bowl game this past holiday season,

Of course, their defense gave up over 40 points to Oklahoma, and he was playing LB.

He has some impressive credentials.......

Named second-team All-America by the Sporting News.
Named Western Athletic Conference Defensive Player of the Year.
Named First-team All-WAC (three years in a row).
First among the nation’s linebackers in career interceptions.

[Packgator]

This kid can DEFINATELY motor!

Looks like he isn't that tall

Height: 6-1

[Packgator]

Is moving him to offense just media speculation......or did someone from the front office mention it?

[HarveyWallbangers]

He's moving to FB--according the organization.

From Packers.com:

Boise State's Hall A Special Teams Standout
by Mike Spofford, Packers.com

Special teams coordinator Mike Stock has seen a player like Korey Hall before.

Hall, a linebacker from Boise State, was selected by the Packers with the first of their three consecutive sixth-round picks on Sunday, the 191st overall selection.

The Packers are looking to convert Hall from linebacker to fullback and see what he can bring to special teams, much like Stock did as a coach with the Washington Redskins earlier this decade with another linebacker from Boise State named Brian Johnson.

"He was undersized as a linebacker, a fast runner, and we made him a fullback," said Stock, who coached special teams with the Redskins from 2001-03. "He was the same size and almost the same build, and hopefully the same make. That's what our idea will be with Korey Hall."

Hall was an impressive linebacker in his own right, earning second-team All-America honors from the Sporting News and Western Athletic Conference defensive player of the year honors. He recorded 105 tackles as a senior, one shy of the career high from his junior season, and six interceptions to give him 11 picks in his career.

Despite the noteworthy statistics, though, Hall is prepared to take a crack at a new position and see where his pro career leads. He worked out as both a linebacker and fullback at his pro day in Boise.

At 6-foot-1 and 236 pounds, he may have been viewed as too small to be an every-down linebacker in the NFL, and he may be asked to bulk up a bit to play fullback, a position he last played in high school.

"I'm fine with that," Hall said of the position switch. "Any way that I can get on the field and get some playing time and make a team, that's good with me. Whether that's defense, offense or special teams, I'll play wherever."

Ultimately, Hall's biggest contributions may come on special teams. He played on all four special teams units (punt coverage and return, kickoff coverage and return) pretty much his entire college career.

"I feel like the strength of my game defensively is as a physical player," Hall said. "I play hard between the whistles, and it's the same thing on special teams. A lot of playing special teams is being mentally tough, and I think I am as a special teams player."

Stock sees some of those intangibles as well.

"He's a very good tackler, a head hunter," Stock said. "A good blocker in the open field, a great motor, a big heart for the game."

[Joemailman]

Hall is still listed as LB on the Packers roster, but he has been issued uniform #35, which would indicate he will be playing fullback.

[Scott Campbell]

Personally, I thought he looked small and slow in that clip. Up the middle, untouched, he looked fast. On the sideline-to-sideline clips, he looked slow.

Wasn't that Adrian Peterson he ran down on one of those plays?

[Rastak]

Personally, I thought he looked small and slow in that clip. Up the middle, untouched, he looked fast. On the sideline-to-sideline clips, he looked slow.

Wasn't that Adrian Peterson he ran down on one of those plays?

Adrian had a rock in his shoe....

[HarveyWallbangers]

I didn't see the Peterson play. Youtube always cuts in and out on me. Got through the first couple of minutes. He's obviously really undersized. Speed didn't stand out to me on most plays. Looked pretty pedestrian. The three things I do like is that he seems to be a playmaker with some good instincts and good hands, he seems tenacious, and he seems like he is a great tackler--especially for his size. Combine those with intensity, and I can see why they think he can be a good ST player. He actually does look like he'd be a natural at FB.

[woodbuck27]

Personally, I thought he looked small and slow in that clip. Up the middle, untouched, he looked fast. On the sideline-to-sideline clips, he looked slow.

Just viewed that video again.

Harvey:

HE LOOKED DETERMINED AND HE HAS GREAT HANDS. HE TACKLES HARD AND SEEMS TO KNOW WHERE THE HOUSE IS WHEN HE GETS THE BALL.

He looked great in coverage and has good instincts to get to the ball.He has solid athletic skills and football instincts (slash) smarts fr. what I saw.

I like him.