Hall’s leg injury looked serious on the field but is reportedly milder than expected, with further evaluation pending. His availability will influence Seattle's secondary depth and nickel packages going into Week 1.

Hall was carted off after colliding on a punt return. The severity and timeline remain unclear, but his injury could test Seattle’s CB depth and nickel rotation, potentially opening opportunities for younger players and altering fantasy value for those in Seattle’s secondary.

Tyler Hall, a cornerback, was among the 11 players signed to reserve/future contracts by the Seahawks. He has experience from the practice squad and will have the opportunity to compete for a spot on the 53-man roster during training camp in July. Hall's development will be crucial as the Seahawks look to bolster their defensive lineup for the upcoming season.

Tyler Hall has been added to the Jaguars' practice squad to provide depth in a banged-up cornerback room. An undrafted rookie from the 2020 Draft, Hall has spent time on practice squads with the Falcons, Rams, and Raiders before signing with the Eagles this past offseason. After being placed on injured reserve in August, he later joined Seattle's practice squad. Over his career, Hall has played in 30 games, making six starts and recording 30 tackles, four passes defensed, and one sack.