It sounds like the incoming NFL rookies who participated at the Senior Bowl had opportunities to meet with every NFL team last week. Justin Melo of USA Today's Draft Wire reported earlier today that Notre Dame defensive end Daelin Hayes had a "great meeting" with the San Francisco 49ers and sat down with nearly every NFL team.
The word is that (socially-distanced) meeting times with NFL teams were doubled from typical years, giving Senior Bowl participants the advantage of extended sit-downs with potential suitors.
According to Melo, another player who had a "great meeting" with the 49ers — among other teams — was San Diego State cornerback Darren Hall.
San Diego State CB Darren Hall met with all 32 teams formally at the Senior Bowl.
Said he had great meetings in particular with the #Bengals, #Browns, #Rams and #49ers.
— Justin M (@JustinM_NFL) February 1, 2021
Hall says that he met with all 32 NFL teams, but Hayes reportedly noted that the Los Angeles Rams were not present.
Hall recorded 134 tackles, 8.5 tackles for a loss, 3.5 sacks, six interceptions, 25 passes defensed, and three forced fumbles during his collegiate career with the Aztecs, per Sports Reference. He racked up 37 tackles, two tackles for a loss, three interceptions, and six passes defensed as a junior in 2020.
The 49ers may be looking to add both starters and depth to their secondary. Several players, including cornerbacks Richard Sherman, K'Waun Williams, and Jason Verrett, along with safety Jaquiski Tartt and other defensive backs, are slated to become free agents.
San Diego State CB Darren Hall had a couple of nice reps in 1v1s
Might have to keep an eye on him going forward👀 pic.twitter.com/TtW5PkZETO
— Kyle Fahey (@KyleFaheyNFL) January 26, 2021