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49ers Promote WR Chad Hall

Posted by Scott Kegley on January 19, 2013 – 4:05 PM

The San Francisco 49ers promoted WR Chad Hall from the team’s practice squad.

Hall (5-8, 187) was originally signed to the 49ers practice squad on November 27 and later released on December 15. He was re-signed to the practice squad on December 17.

Hall entered the league as an undrafted rookie free agent with the Philadelphia Eagles on March 11, 2010. He was later released by the Eagles on September 4, 2010 and signed to Philadelphia’s practice squad a day later. The Eagles promoted Hall to the active roster on October 10, 2010, and he went on to play in eight games (one start).

After being released by Philadelphia on September 3, 2011, Hall was added to the team’s practice squad the next day. He joined the Eagles active roster again on November 16, 2011, and played in the final seven games of the season. In two seasons with the Eagles, he caught 14 passes for 135 yards (9.6 average) and two touchdowns. He also rushed for 42 yards on 12 carries. Hall was released by the Eagles on August 31, 2012.

Hall will wear #14.


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23 Responses to “49ers Promote WR Chad Hall”

  1. By john on Jan 19, 2013 | Reply

    what a time to shine and receive a super bowle ring.. ,and a starting job!!!!

  2. By 49erFaithful on Jan 19, 2013 | Reply

    Dammit Jenkins!!!!! WTF is up???? This is supposed to be YOUR position……

  3. By Buzz Clifford?arthur.clifford29@yahoo.com on Jan 19, 2013 | Reply

    Crabtree got detained by Raider (fan) cop. Did he make it to Atlanta on another flight? Crab should get a wife and go to Church.

    Going to a bar he is a target 4 law suits waitng to happen. He’s goodlooking, tall, millionaire. What’s not to like. People mistake his kindness 4 a weakness.

    we got a Wes Welker speedster 5ft 8 receiver. O.K.

    arthur.clifford29@yahoo.com

  4. By arzanic on Jan 19, 2013 | Reply

    Jenkins is still having issues learning the playbook. Whether gets a few seasons to be a Crabtree or one season more to be a bust only time will tell.

  5. By vdog on Jan 19, 2013 | Reply

    niners let`s show the rest of this teams who`s the real top dogs.

  6. By dave g. on Jan 19, 2013 | Reply

    I am not sure how someone reads into this about this is suppose to be Jenkins position?

  7. By Drew on Jan 19, 2013 | Reply

    Jenks will be fine. let’s hear some positivity. I’ve just opened a “NO FLY ZONE’

  8. By sKYzTHaLMt on Jan 19, 2013 | Reply

    Keep your head up Mike! #15 is gonna show up BIG and quite EVERYBODY tomorrow!
    Our time is NOW!!!!!!

    #BayAreaSTANDUP!!!

  9. By TheWind on Jan 19, 2013 | Reply

    There are forces on this planet that have leveled cities, but none so great as the one that will destroy Atlanta. This force will take no prisoners. And this force will have a name, and it shall be called “The San Francisco 49ers.”

  10. By chitown ninerfansince81 on Jan 19, 2013 | Reply

    what a sad day to be a a part of the faithful my heart goes out to the allleged victim and to mike and his family i hope and and pray justice is the final out come go niners smh

  11. By Niners Nation on Jan 19, 2013 | Reply

    Tomorrow Will Be Our Day To WIN!!! LETS BEAT THE FALCONS! FIRE (KAEP) BURNS ICE (MATY) !!!! :D

  12. By kirk on Jan 20, 2013 | Reply

    No distractions, focus, this is what you have work so hard for!!! NEVER QUIT!!!! Rock the Falcons, There still not giving the Niners respect!! It time to show them!!!

  13. By NICKY NINER on Jan 20, 2013 | Reply

    9ERS WILL HAVE A BIG DAY OFFENSE AND DEFENSE WIL DO THIER THING ALL THE STARS WILL SHINE BRIGHTLY TODAY

  14. By JParker on Jan 20, 2013 | Reply

    I saw Jenkins as a 3rd round prospect, not first round, but with the upside to become a first round talent. I see first round prospects as a player that can start and usually requires double teaming or can go one on one with a player that usually requires double teaming. And if a player is not available with that caliber of talent in the first round, then I would trade down to get my money’s worth along with an extra pick or two.

  15. By Jon on Jan 20, 2013 | Reply

    Where is the defense? All teams in NFL have &$&&$)!, defense

  16. By ogre on Jan 20, 2013 | Reply

    It would appear that this years team is not as good as last years! Possibly reading too much of the media’s BS: not showing up for the game. I do believe that you can hear a collective PUCKER on the niners sidelines. Very disappointing; very much like last season. I do hope that there is a drastic change in the direction of this game (there is still the second half). Colin this one’s on you!

  17. By ogre on Jan 20, 2013 | Reply

    Now comes the time for me to “eat humble pie”; it would seem that the 1st half was for adjustments? Whatever it was the boys showed up and took care of business. My apologies to all! Colin-you da man. To everyone within the team CONGRATULATIONS and now for the SB. Now there is only one more game left.GO NINERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  18. By hackphx on Jan 20, 2013 | Reply

    Matty Ice becomes Matty melt.

  19. By Buzz Clifford?arthur.clifford29@yahoo.com on Jan 21, 2013 | Reply

    arthur.clifford@yahoo.com who lit up Ridley on the Ravens we will have to double team that man

  20. By Buzz Clifford?arthur.clifford29@yahoo.com on Jan 21, 2013 | Reply

    arthur.clifford@yahoomail.com

    In the Ravens game whoever lit up Ridley like Ronnie Lott we will have to double cover and keep him away from our backs!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  21. By Sinbaditude on Jan 21, 2013 | Reply

    I believe the 49ners will win the Superbowl because of the team’s talent. Talent has become more important than capital, strategy or research and development. Think about the sources of competitive advantagee that NFL teams have. Capital is accessible today for a good idea and good prospects. Strategies are transparent. Even if you’ve got a smart strategy, others are quick to copy it. For many teams, that means that people (owners, players and coaches) are the prime source of competitive advantage. Talented people, in the right kind of culture, have better ideas, execute those ideas better, and even develop people better. As a CEO once said to me, “at the end of the day, we bet on people, not strategies, because things don’t always work. And when they don’t work, what you can fall back on is talent.” And the 49ners are loaded with talented people. That is why the 49ners will win the Superbowl.

  22. By bigearl on Jan 21, 2013 | Reply

    9ers 34 ravens 17 is my prediction the 9ers Oline will control the ravens Dline Aldon Smith will keep L/T Michael Orhs busy an the rest will speak for it self. Ray Lewis will get couple hits n the Dbacks, but the 9ers will whip the pistol ops out of the ravens..

  23. By HPaul3 on Jan 23, 2013 | Reply

    WTG Chad Hall! USAFA Falcons Go Far! Fly, Fight, and Win!

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