Breece Hall

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Updated: April 7, 2022

2022 Rookie Profile

High School Rating:

★★★★★

School: Iowa State
Year: Junior
Date of Birth: May 31, 2001
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College Stats

Year	School	G	Att	Yds	Avg	TD	Rec	Yds	Avg	TD
2019	Iowa State	12	186	897	4.8	9	23	252	11.0	1
2020	Iowa State	12	279	1572	5.6	21	23	180	7.8	2
2021	Iowa State	12	253	1472	5.8	20	36	302	8.4	3
Career	Iowa State		718	3941	5.5	50	82	734	9.0	6

Metrics and Measurables

Measurables	(Percentile)
Height	5’11” (57th)
Weight	217 lbs (61st)
Wingspan	75 7/8″ (73rd)
Arm Length	31 1/4″ (60th)
Hand Size	9 3/4″ (85th)
40-Yard Dash	4.39s (93rd)
Vertical Jump	40″ (94th)
Broad Jump	126″ (91st)
3-Cone Drill
20-Yard Shuttle
Bench Press

Metrics	(Percentile)
Speed Score	116.9 (98th)
Burst Score	131.0 (94th)
Agility Score
College Dominator	40.0%
Target Share	10.7% (81st)
SPARQ

PREDATOR Score

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Injury Risk

Low

No major injuries reported. Missed zero games due to injury.

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Player Analysis

The Good

Vision – Excellent at finding holes even while smothered in the backfield. Identifies cut lanes as they develop.
Durability – This is huge for a running back. Had 800 touches in college without missing a game.
Ball Security – Only 4 fumbles in his career (0.5% fumble rate).
Athleticism – Tested extremely well at the Combine, which moved him up draft boards.

The Bad

Play Speed – Doesn’t match testing speed. Initial burst is average until he hits his second gear.
Physicality – Not overly physical for a running back of his size. Would like to see better leg drive when hit by defenders.
Agility – Missing great stop/start ability in the backfield. Struggles to move laterally.
Decisiveness – Shows a bit of hesitation before making decisions in the backfield, missing opportunities for additional yards.

Overall Assessment

PRE-DRAFT: Breece Hall has seen a meteoric rise up draft boards since the NFL Combine. He came into the 2021 season as the projected #1 RB, but Iowa State’s mediocre record caused him to fade a bit into the background. Now his athletic testing results have vaulted him to “consensus #1” status once again. Hall has a great size/athleticism combo that will help him succeed in the NFL. He’s no stranger to a large volume of touches and has consistently put up some huge production numbers. He caught a fair amount of passes in college, but his routes are not among the elite receiving backs. He’s likely to see the field early and often in his career, but I don’t think he’s on the same level as guy’s like Jonathan Taylor. Please temper your expectations before crowning him a future Hall of Famer.

POST-DRAFT:

Player Comparison: DeMarco Murray

Rankings

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