Newsday · May 2, 2020
Bryce Hall's athleticism, study habits make him intriguing pick for Jets
Jester Weah #85 of the Pittsburgh Panthers cannot make a catch while being defended by Bryce Hall #34 of the Virginia Cavaliers in the first half during the game at Heinz Field on October 28, 2017 in Pittsburgh. Credit: Getty Images/Justin Berl
The Jets may need to set up a special area in their film room just for Bryce Hall.
The former Virginia cornerback, whom the Jets drafted in the fifth round, spent so much time watching film of opposing teams and players that the Cavaliers set him up with a desk, computer and flat screen TV in their video room.
Hall was always there, working and studying. That preparation and attention to detail made him one of the best cornerbacks in the nation.
