The Tampa Bay Buccaneers bolstered their cornerback group this offseason by signing former New York Jets defensive back Bryce Hall in free agency, hoping to mitigate the absence of Carlton Davis III, who was traded to the Detroit Lions.
Hall joins a spirited position battle for the starting spot on the outside opposite Jamel Dean, and he’ll have to hold off a worthy challenger in Zyon McCollum.
After a recent training camp practice, Hall spoke with the media on a wide range of topics, including the transition from playing in New York to dealing with the heat and humidity in Florida:
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