Logan Hall

2nd-round Houston DL drafted in 2022 — 4 years in Tampa, gradual growth from rotational rookie to 5.5-sack 3rd-year starter.

Hall was the 2nd-round (33rd overall) pick in 2022 — the very first pick of Day 2. He's grown gradually into a rotational interior defender for Todd Bowles' Buccaneers.

The arc: rookie rotation, sophomore quiet year, 3rd-year breakout, year-4 regression toward the mean.

2024: 5.5 sacks, 10 QB hits, 6 TFL — career year as a 3rd-year interior pass rusher.

The 2024 season was Hall's breakthrough: 5.5 sacks, 10 QB hits, 6 TFL across 14 games. That sack total is higher than his first two NFL seasons combined (3.0) — the kind of Year-3 leap teams hope for from a Day-2 DL pick.

The 6 TFL matched his rookie season; the QB-hit total (10) was a career high. He was producing as a designed interior pressure piece for the first time in his career.

Career splits: 0.16 sacks/game pre-2024, 0.31 sacks/game from 2024 on — pressure rate nearly doubled.

The before-and-after on Hall is real: in his first two seasons (22 games combined) he had 3.0 sacks and 7 QB hits. In his next two (31 games) he has 7.0 sacks and 16 QB hits.

QB-hit rate — the better signal than raw sacks — jumped from 0.32/game to 0.52/game, a 60%+ improvement that suggests the 2024 sack total wasn't a fluke even if 2025 regressed.

2023 was the silent year: 13 games, 0.5 sacks, 1 QB hit — barely a pressure profile at all.

The 2023 sophomore season was a statistical disappearance: 13 games, 9 tackles, 0.5 sacks, 1 QB hit, 2 TFL. For a 2nd-round DL drafted to rush the passer, that's the kind of line that puts a player on the roster bubble heading into Year 3.

The 2024 breakout reset the projection — but the 2025 regression (1.5 sacks, 6 QB hits in 17 games) makes the question of which year is the real Hall live again.

Career: 51 tackles, 15 TFL, 10 sacks, 23 QB hits, 1 FF across 53 games.

Career totals through 4 seasons (regular + post):

- 51 tackles — modest, reflective of his rotational interior role - 15 TFL (0.28/game) - 10.0 sacks - 23 QB hits (0.43/game) - 1 forced fumble

For an interior DL who plays roughly 40-50% of snaps, the QB-hit rate (0.43/game) is the most predictive number. Hall is not Aaron Donald, but he's also not a backup — his career trajectory points to a steady rotational starter with 5-7 sack ceiling years.