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According to Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald, the Dolphins have expressed interestin free agent cornerbacks Leon Hall and Antonio Cromartie.
Leon Hall
In 2007, Leon Hall was the Bengals’ first-round draft pick. Through his professional career, Hall recorded 26 interceptions. Unfortunately, only four of those interceptions have come over the last three seasons. In addition, Hall also combined for 415 tackles and 105 passes defended. At 5’11, 195-pounds, Hall might not be the biggest corner, but he plays with a chip on his shoulder. His skill-set makes him the perfect fit for the Dolphins’ attacking defense. With familiarity in Joseph’s system, Hall’s learning curve would be minimal. Adding Leon Hall seems like any easy decision, one that may inevitably come down to what kind of contract the nine-year veteran is searching for. He would be a great addition to a Dolphins’ secondary that struggled in 2015.
More at LINK: http://www.thephinsider.com/2016/5/13/11669478/dolphins-express-interest-in-free-agent-cornerbacks
The Dolphins internally have discussed unsigned veteran corners Leon Hall and Antonio Cromartie. The only 2015 full-time cornerback starters, below the age of 35, that are still available are Cromartie and Arizona’s Jerraud Powers
(Miami has not pursued Powers to this point).
Miami still has a glaring need at cornerback, despite the addition of Byron Maxwell and Xavien Howard this offseason. In year’s past, Vance Joseph has been able to get the most out of his cornerbacks. Whether or not Xavien Howard earns the start opposite of Maxwell, a veteran cornerback would be a welcomed addition to the team’s secondary.(Miami has not pursued Powers to this point).
Leon Hall
In 2007, Leon Hall was the Bengals’ first-round draft pick. Through his professional career, Hall recorded 26 interceptions. Unfortunately, only four of those interceptions have come over the last three seasons. In addition, Hall also combined for 415 tackles and 105 passes defended. At 5’11, 195-pounds, Hall might not be the biggest corner, but he plays with a chip on his shoulder. His skill-set makes him the perfect fit for the Dolphins’ attacking defense. With familiarity in Joseph’s system, Hall’s learning curve would be minimal. Adding Leon Hall seems like any easy decision, one that may inevitably come down to what kind of contract the nine-year veteran is searching for. He would be a great addition to a Dolphins’ secondary that struggled in 2015.
More at LINK: http://www.thephinsider.com/2016/5/13/11669478/dolphins-express-interest-in-free-agent-cornerbacks