Doc Walker One-on-One Interview with Vinny Cerrato

[tryfuhl]

Originally Posted by RedskinMike

Most people believe he is the sole owner of six flags was just putting out the info. I only quoted you for the six flags reference. Smootsmack beat me with the numbers.

I just didn't think he owned that little for years now, don't recall him selling any off, but might've missed it since I've moved out the area.

[Son Of Man]

Originally Posted by GTripp0012

But not pro bowl talented like Portis, Sellers, Moss (in his prime), Samuels, and Cooley.

More of a prospective type of talent on defense.

Sean Taylor *RIP*-5th overall pick (HOF potential), Laron Landry-6th overall pick (Pro-Bowl potential), Champ Bailey *traded*-7th overall pick (future HOF), London Fletcher (Pro-Bowl snubbed), DeAngelo Hall-7th overall pick (2 time Pro-Bowler), Carlos Rogers-9th overall pick (????), etc......

I think that's sure fire talent on defense, and I didn't even mention Haynesworth!

[GTripp0012]

Originally Posted by Son Of Man

Sean Taylor *RIP*-5th overall pick (HOF potential), Laron Landry-6th overall pick (Pro-Bowl potential), Champ Bailey *traded*-7th overall pick (future HOF), London Fletcher (Pro-Bowl snubbed), DeAngelo Hall-7th overall pick (2 time Pro-Bowler), Carlos Rogers-9th overall pick (????), etc......

I think that's sure fire talent on defense, and I didn't even mention Haynesworth!

Right but you also included people who weren't on the team last year, and in one case, haven't been on the team in the last five years.

Rogers and Fletcher are established talent on defense, but not in the same way that the superstars of Portis, Cooley, Moss, and Samuels are respected by other teams. Then you have the young 25 year old potential of Hall, Blades, Landry, Montgomery, and Horton, who are a big part of our defense, but only if their best days are in fact in front of them.

The only point was that the established talent, the easily recognizable names, are on the offensive end for us, while the defense is very talented, but because it has fewer holes, more young talent, and less big names.

[Monkeydad]

Regarding Hall, I heard an interview on Sporting News Radio last week with him. He REALLY sounds like he has grown up and will be a solid player for us for years to come.

He made the comment, that IS true..."he's had to deal with more craziness in his career than anyone else he knows." He played with the dog-killed, then had a college coach who came in and failed miserably only to quit on the team...then he played under Al Davis.

A Raiders fan I work with keeps telling me I do not want a part of Hall on my team, but I really don't see it. Hall came in last year and changed the secondary for the better for 8 games. I see no signs of him wanting to give that work ethic up. He seems genuinely grateful to be a Redskin.