Nall clocked in with a 4.58-second 40-yard dash Friday at the NFL Combine and added a strong 6.95-second mark in the 3-cone drill.

EDGE Analysis

A bit of a sleeper prospect, Nall was a candidate to boost his stock with a strong workout in Indianapolis. The initial results were discouraging as Nall was clocked with an unofficial 40-time north of 4.60 seconds, but the official time was a much more palatable 4.58 seconds. Considering Nall's status as a "big back" at 6-foot-2 and 234 pounds, his ability to run a sub-4.6 40 and place among the top running backs in an agility drill like the 3-cone is impressive. Nall's workout numbers support the production he had in college, so it's fair to claim that he has vaulted himself into draftable territory sometime during Day 3.

Free agent LB Bryan Hall worked out for the Rams. A third-year undrafted free agent, Hall was out of the league last season. He'd be little more than a roster filler if he signed with St. Louis.

Eagles worked out free agent LB Bryan Hall and free agent CB Robert Steeples Wednesday. Hall played 73 snaps for the Ravens last year and has experience in the Eagles' new 3-4 scheme. Steeples was waived by the Rams earlier this week. The Eagles are going to explore any opportunity to improve a defense that gave up the third-most points in the league last year (27.8 per game). They've been gashed in the preseason as well.

Ravens LB/DL Bryan Hall has dropped from 290 pounds to 265 in preparation for his transition from defensive tackle to inside linebacker. The Ravens loaded up on defensive linemen this spring, and trying to make the switch to linebacker gives Hall his best shot at making the team. The undrafted free agent out of Arkansas State played just 73 defensive snaps in 2012.

Ravens re-signed exclusive rights free agent DT Bryan Hall to a one-year, $480,000 contract. Hall appeared in five games last season, notching three tackles. He'll compete for a reserve role along the Ravens' retooled defensive line.