3 years with 10 or more interceptions?

[Bob Gill]

If this isn't right, I'm sure somebody here will let me know, but I believe there's only one player in NFL history who reached double figures in interceptions in three separate seasons -- one defensive player, that is.

Rather than just give his name, I thought I'd present it as a question: Who was this forgotten defensive back?

Two hints: 1. It wasn't Paul Krause or Emlen Tunnell. 2. This guy played only six seasons, so he hit double figures in half of them.

[NWebster]

Don Doll, I think he did it with 3 different teams too if I recall correctly. Strangely he got very little recognition for it as well, INTs weren't valued then as now, heck Night Train didn't get any accolades in his rookie season - of course his INTs were very back end loaded with 3 in the final game.

[Bob Gill]

Yes, Don Doll's the one. Along with his anonymity, another funny thing about him is that he totaled 33 interceptions in his three double-digit seasons, and got 5 more in his final season, but in his third and fourth years in the league he picked off a total of three passes, even though he apparently started every game each year.

Interesting guy, anyway.

[Brian wolf]

Don Doll and Jim David have been on my ballot for HOVG the last three years. Doll even longer.