Brendan Hall is a 6'7" Offensive Line/Long Snapper in the 2028 class.
Hall attends South Mecklenburg in North Carolina.
Hall's Player Profile was created on February 4, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Brendan
HallOL/LS
Class
2028
Height
6'7"
Weight
310
HS
South Mecklenburg
|
NC
10 Outstanding Offensive Linemen
Brendan has established himself as one of the premiere offensive linemen in the state of North Carolina. Playing...
Written by Matt Morrow
Brendan
HallOL/LS
Class
2028
Height
6'7"
Weight
310
HS
South Mecklenburg
|
NC
Greater Charlotte Athletic Conference Media Day Recap
This was my first time talking to Brendan for an extended period of time, and he’s a highly...
Written by Matt Morrow
Brendan
HallOL/LS
Class
2028
Height
6'7"
Weight
310
HS
South Mecklenburg
|
NC
2028 OL Stock-Risers
The massive Hall has long been on our radar, and we knew he’d eventually garner some attention, but...
Written by Will Helms
Brendan
HallOL/LS
Class
2028
Height
6'7"
Weight
310
HS
South Mecklenburg
|
NC
Deep Dive Rankings: Mecklenburg County Offensive Linemen
Brendan flies a bit under the radar as far as an individual talent, but I saw him up...
Written by Matt Morrow
Brendan
HallOL/LS
Class
2028
Height
6'7"
Weight
310
HS
South Mecklenburg
|
NC
January Stock-Risers: 2028 Offensive Linemen
Every time we see new film, or evaluate him again in person, we come away more impressed with...
Written by Will Helms
Brendan
HallOL/LS
Class
2028
Height
6'7"
Weight
310
HS
South Mecklenburg
|
NC
Prep Redzone Stock Up Showcase: Carolinas Standouts
The sophomore had a strong showing at Carolina Showcase. He went head to head against good competition, but...
Written by Robert King
Brendan
HallOL/LS
Class
2028
Height
6'7"
Weight
310
HS
South Mecklenburg
|
NC
2028 OL New Additions
Hall was on our watchlist and played his way into the rankings as he cracked the rotation as...
Written by Will Helms
Brendan
HallOL/LS
Class
2028
Height
6'7"
Weight
310
HS
South Mecklenburg
|
NC
2028 Prospect Watch: Charlotte Area OL
Hall is still getting stronger, but has a great frame, good footwork, and is excellent in the classroom....
Written by Will Helms
Matt Morrow | Prep Redzone Scout
Matt Morrow
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
Brendan has established himself as one of the premiere offensive linemen in the state of North Carolina. Playing the left tackle position, his athleticism is off the charts. So much so, that when you look at his highlights, he is the long snapper for the punt team, and consistently one of the first guys down the field covering punts! At his height and weight, that’s just incredible.
This was my first time talking to Brendan for an extended period of time, and he’s a highly intelligent and well-spoken young man. It just further enhanced why so many college football programs are interested in him from a recruiting perspective. Brendan talked about the recruiting process and a couple of other topics here.
The massive Hall has long been on our radar, and we knew he’d eventually garner some attention, but even I was a bit surprised at how quickly he blew up at the Power Four level. Despite his height, he can actually play inside or outside, and he moves remarkably well for a guy his size. Hall is still developing, but he’s leaps and bounds better than he was when he cracked the varsity rotation as a freshman.
Brendan flies a bit under the radar as far as an individual talent, but I saw him up close in December at a Prep Redzone showcase, and he’s every bit as good technique-wise as I was told. His physical frame and athleticism are also very impressive, and some college football programs have started to take notice. In a span of a couple of days in January, Brendan was offered by Kentucky, Liberty, East Carolina, and Wake Forest. With two more years in front of him, I really think Brendan is just getting started.
Every time we see new film, or evaluate him again in person, we come away more impressed with Hall. It actually helps that he was undersized when we first saw him, because he could only win with technical ability, good pad level, and leverage. Now, 6’6″ and almost 300 pounds, he’s maintained that same technical ability, but with better reach and more weight behind everything he does.
The sophomore had a strong showing at Carolina Showcase. He went head to head against good competition, but still showed the tools to be a D1 OT. The athleticism, size, frame, and technique stand out. He’s still figuring out football and how to win matchups, but believe he will get there. On film, you would want to see him be more violent at the point of attack in run blocking. That being said, he is a wide body who gets butt to the hole and walls off defender. Also, you would want to see him get out of his stance quicker in pass pro. However, the multi sport athlete shows enough tools to call him a D1 prospect. He looked good in pass pro on Sunday. His athleticism, technique, and size are blending together nicely. I like his control, discipline, thought process, and progression at the position. The attributes and intelligence are there. The aggression is there, he’s just figuring out what his body is capable of. Like how me moves to, shows enough quickness and agility. Look for more FCS/G5 offers this summer and next fall. Currently has Charlotte offer.
Hall was on our watchlist and played his way into the rankings as he cracked the rotation as a freshman. He played around 265 last season, but his frame suggests he should be able to add some more good weight and play over 300 pounds in the near future. He flashes great power and hands, and we like his upside.
Hall is still getting stronger, but has a great frame, good footwork, and is excellent in the classroom. His athleticism and ability to climb to the second level is excellent and suggests a high ceiling, as he continues to build strength. He’s a guy worth watching as he was able to crack the rotation as a freshman.