James Lamont Hall is a teacher and former professional

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player who played

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for six seasons for the Green Bay Packers and

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.Lamont Hall Stats
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NFL career

While playing

for the Green Bay Packers and the New Orleans Saints, Hall scored a total of 2 touchdowns, with 127 receiving yards, and 19 receptions in his professional career. In 2006, he decided that he had finished his dream as an NFL player, and retired from the NFL to pursue other career interests and focus on his family.

Post NFL

After finishing up in the NFL, Hall used his

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teaching diploma, teaching Social Studies for many different grade levels. Hall currently teaches at Fort Mill Middle School in Fort Mill, South Carolina. He coaches at the school and has never won a championship.

References

1974 births Living people People from York County, South Carolina American football tight ends Clemson Tigers football players Green Bay Packers players New Orleans Saints players {{tightend-1970s-stub