Dante Hall

45-Year-Old Wide ReceiverWR

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2023 Fantasy Outlook

There was no outlook written for Dante Hall in 2023. Check out the latest news below for more on his current fantasy value.

Height 5'8"

Weight 187

DOB 9/20/1978

College Texas A&M

WRSt. Louis Rams

January 3, 2009

Hall finished another injury filled season on the IR after amassing just 105 yards on 12 receptions in eight games.

ANALYSIS
Since joining the Rams in 2007 Hall has barely played in half of the club's games and it could be argued that he was less than 100% in half of the games he did play. After averaging just 20.6 yards on kick returns and 10.3 on punts he appeared very replaceable and that proved true when youngsters Derrick Stanley and Kenneth Darby stepped in a year's end and put up solid numbers. We don't think it's a reach to assume Hall's played his last game in St. Louis and maybe his last game in the NFL.

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Hall is a true wildcard. He'll face intense competition as the club's primary kick/punt returner while fighting for a spot in the receiver rotation. If the club decides to go with a youth movement then Hall might end up on the waiver wire. If he comes into camp injury free with a fire lit under his butt then he could once again become a major weapon on special teams while challenging for the No. 4 receiver spot.

He'll compete for the 5th or 6th WR job but his main role will be as the club's kick and punt return specialist. Hall had a tough 2006 but a new environment and a encouraging coaching staff may prove to be just what the speedster out of Texas A&M needs to once again become the most feared return man in the game.

Coach Herm Edwards said during the spring organized team activities (OTA) that Hall would be involved in the offense outside of his duties as a returner. Still, his upside is limited at receiver given his size.

After spending a bulk of his time at receiver last year and seeing his kick return numbers suffer, Hall decided this offseason to focus more on his special teams duties and less on his receiving duties. While this choice may benefit the Chiefs, it will certainly hinder Hall's fantasy value. If your league rewards kick-return yards, draft Hall, one of the NFL's premiere returners. If your league does not reward special teams performances, however, keep him off your fantasy radar this year.

Hall's value obviously depends on the importance of return yardage in your league. The NFL's premier returner, Hall totalled 1950 yards and five TDs on kickoff and punt returns. As a receiver, 14 of his 40 receptions came against the Broncos. Expect more receiving yards and a tad less return yardage in 2004, simply because his incredible special teams stats will be hard to duplicate.

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November 3, 2008

Hall, who suffered a high ankle sprain Sunday, will be placed on injured reserve, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports.