Mario Who? Giants' D.J. Hall Makes Biggest First Day Impact - FanHouse - AOL Sports Blog
Tom Coughlin and the New York Giants certainly do have an interesting dilemma facing them this offseason. For the first time in many years, they won't be struggling to find quality depth at the wide receiver position. Instead, they'll be struggling to find enough room on their roster for the impressive amount of depth they suddenly do have.
And although it's only been one day since rookie mini-camp opened, that task appears to have become a little bit harder.
According to Ralph Vacchiano of
The Blue Screen, undrafted rookie free agent
D.J. Hall from Alabama
stole the show with several impressive catches and an amazing display of natural athleticism.
Hall made several outstanding catches, including one leaping, fully stretched grab along the sidelines in the afternoon. A few times he had to leap to make the catch and not only did, but seemed to hit the ground and keep moving without missing a stride. He was smooth, he had good hands and at 6-2, 195, has decent size. On any other team, I'd say he was a free-agent steal.
With all the talk about
Mario Manningham and his great value in round three, many people overlooked
the signing of D.J. Hall. But if value picks and value signings really are what makes a team great, then it looks like General Manager
Jerry Reese has hit the jackpot again.
Mario Who? Giants' D.J. Hall Makes Biggest First Day Impact
Thanks, Tim!
