On Wednesday, a former Minnesota Vikings quarterback announced his retirement from football on social media . former fifth-round pick Jaren Hall stepped away from the game after one year with the Vikings and Seattle Seahawks , and one with the Birmingham Stallions of the UFL.
Hall played his college football at BYU and was most notably the quarterback who both replaced Zach Wilson and played with Puka Nacua .
With the Vikings, Hall played three games and started two of them. He passed for 168 yards on 20 attempts and threw one interception and no touchdowns. He did not appear in any regular season games while a part of the Seattle Seahawks .
His tenure with the Stallions lasted just 14 days after signing with the team in January.
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