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BYU Star Hall Hangs Up Helmet After NFL Stint
14 May
Summary
- Hall shared retirement news via social media on Wednesday.
- He led BYU with 6,174 yards and 62 total touchdowns.
- Hall played for the Vikings and Seahawks in the NFL.
A notable former quarterback for BYU, Hall, has officially retired from professional football, as announced on Wednesday via a social media post. He expressed deep gratitude for sports shaping his life, faith, friendships, and experiences, cherishing the people involved over personal achievements.
During his tenure at BYU from 2019 to 2022, Hall made 24 starts, achieving a 16-8 record with 6,174 passing yards and 62 total touchdowns. He notably led the Cougars to a 2021 victory over rival Utah, ending a nine-game losing streak.
Selected by the Minnesota Vikings in the fifth round of the 2023 NFL draft, Hall had a brief stint with the team as a rookie. He subsequently spent the 2024 season with the Seattle Seahawks before remaining unsigned for 2025.
Hall, who also served a religious mission and has two children, concluded his football career with a heartfelt message of thanks to all who supported him.
