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DeAngelo Hall Signs Big Deal With 'Skins

DeAngelo Hall was nothing short of a fantastic investment for Raiders' owner Al Davis. Oakland sunk a $70-million deal into the cornerback, then released him midway through last season. You would think the rest of the league might have wised up and learned their lesson.

You would be wrong. NFL.com's Adam Schefter is reporting that, as previously discussed, the Redskins are locking up Hall to a long-term deal. Apparently it's a six-year deal worth $54 million, $22 million of which is guaranteed.

Here's the thing: Hall was good with the Redskins. He stunk (that's putting it not only mildly, but in a nice manner) with the Raiders, and he was highly overrated and consistently burnt by Steve Smith when he played for Atlanta.

But this is Dan Snyder and the Washington Redskins we're talking about, and if a guy was decent -- serviceable for part of a season -- well, by golly, send him a ton of up-front, guaranteed money and a large contract.

On the bright side, the Redskin blogosphere reaction should be pretty enjoyable tomorrow morning.

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