Tyler

Hall

Bell spent nearly all of the 2025 season with the Seahawks, but was waived late in the year and signed by the Panthers. Bell plays minimally on defense and largely contributes via special teams. He recorded four solo tackles on special teams for the Seahawks last year. The Seahawks correspondingly released CB Tyler Hall.

Akers will be the third running back for the season finale versus San Francisco behind Kenneth Walker and Zack Charbonnet.

The 25-year-old Hall first entered the league as an undrafted free agent out of Wyoming in 2020. He played his rookie season with the Falcons, before heading to the Rams for a year and spending his last two with the Raiders. Hall has primarily been a slot corner, starting six games between his two seasons with Las Vegas. The Eagles add depth to their secondary by adding Hall.

Hall (5'10/190) isn’t physically imposing, but he does have special teams chops going for him, having returned two kicks to the house in college. If he’s to hang on the fringes of a roster, it would be as a slot corner and return guy.