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- Q21066703 description "American football player and coach".
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- Q21066703 abstract "Cedric Walker (born February 10, 1971) is a former American football defensive back who is the Defensive Coordinator for the San Jose SaberCats of the Arena Football League (AFL). Walker played football at Stephen F. Austin University; once his stint there concluded, he signed with the AFL's Charlotte Rage. Walker played for a succession of AFL teams over his ten-season career; these included the Orlando Predators, Arizona Rattlers, Indiana Firebirds, Chicago Rush, Austin Wranglers, and Las Vegas Gladiators. At the end of his AFL Career, Walker had amassed some 522 solo tackles (614 total); this was (at the time) the league's seventh-highest total. Walker also won one ArenaBowl as a player; this came with the Arizona Rattlers in 1997.Walker took up a career in coaching following his retirement as a player. He began as the defensive coordinator for the Bakersfield Blitz of the AF2 in 2006; following a successful stint there (the Blitz allowed the second-fewest points of any AF2 team that season), Walker became head coach of the AF2's Everett Hawks. In Walker's first season at the helm, the Hawks posted a pedestrian 8–8 record; they made the playoffs, however, behind the league's third-ranked defense. In 2008, Walker became head coach of the AF2's Tri-Cities Fever; his stint there, however, proved unsuccessful (the Fever went 4-12 in 2008). Walker was fired by the team at the end of the season. He was hired by the AF2's Green Bay Blizzard in 2009 as a defensive coordinator, to mixed results; while the Blizzard were average in most defensive categories, they lead the AF2 in sacks.Walker's coaching career received a huge boost in 2010. That year, he was hired by the Milwaukee Iron of the Arena Football League as a defensive coordinator. The Iron allowed 903 points in Walker's first year (the eleventh-highest mark in the 14-team league); despite this, the team's defense finished second in sacks (25.5) and fourth in interceptions (20). In 2011, Walker's second year as defensive coordinator, the team's defense made major strides; notably, it allowed the fewest yards (266.8 per game) and fourth-fewest points (872) of any AFL defense that season.Walker was hired by the AFL's San Jose SaberCats prior to the AFL's 2012 season. In San Jose, Walker inherited a defense that had allowed 1080 points the season before; this was the third-worst total in the 18-team league. Under Walker's guidance, the SaberCats' defense became the league's most dominant. In 2012, the SaberCats allowed 1027 points (a 53-point improvement over 2011). The defense was aided, in part, by the additions of Joe Sykes and Jason Stewart to the defensive line. Sykes recorded 16.0 sacks in 2012 (a record that stood until 2015, when Sykes himself broke it with 18.5); for this, he was named the league's Defensive Player of the Year. In 2013, Walker's second year, the SaberCats allowed only 877 points (a staggering 150-point improvement over 2012). In two years, Walker had turned the AFL's third-worst unit (by points allowed) into its second best. The unit was led by the return of defensive back Clevan Thomas, who had been elected to the AFL's Hall of Fame one year prior. Thomas led the league with fifteen interceptions (six of which were returned for touchdowns); he joined Sykes as the SaberCats' second consecutive Defensive Player of the Year.In 2014, the SaberCats' defense established itself as the league's best. The team allowed only 723 points all season (a 154-point improvement over 2013) while holding eleven of its eighteen opponents to fewer than 40 points. This was the league's lowest total by 55 points. For the third consecutive year, a SaberCats defender won the league's Defensive Player of the Year Award; this year's recipient was Jason Stewart, who led the Cats' vaunted defensive line with 12.5 sacks. In Walker's fourth year, the SaberCats' defense performed historically well. Despite injuries to the team's secondary (particularly the losses of Virgil Gray and Eric Crocker to injury), the SaberCats allowed a staggeringly-low 662 points (a 61-point improvement over 2014's league-best figure). This was the league's best total by 161 points. All told, the 2015 SaberCats allowed only 36.8 points per game; this represented the league's lowest per-game total in well over twenty years. At the end of the season, the SaberCats defeated the Jacksonville Sharks in ArenaBowl XXVIII; this gave Walker his second AFL Championship (and first as a defensive coordinator).".
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- Q21066703 birthDate "1971-02-16".
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- Q21066703 name "Walker, Cedric".
- Q21066703 pastteams "* Charlotte Rage * Orlando Predators * Arizona Rattlers * Albany Firebirds * Chicago Rush * Austin Wranglers * Las Vegas Gladiators".
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- Q21066703 comment "Cedric Walker (born February 10, 1971) is a former American football defensive back who is the Defensive Coordinator for the San Jose SaberCats of the Arena Football League (AFL). Walker played football at Stephen F. Austin University; once his stint there concluded, he signed with the AFL's Charlotte Rage.".
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