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05-14-2004
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Arch Defender
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Ode to the Q
Since everyone is compelled to dance on Hambrick grave, time to offer up an "ode" to a his backfield mate (who hopefully will be displaced like his comrade Hambrick)
There once was a quarterback named Carter,
Unfortunately for the Cowboys, the starter
Carter's play most weeks was trash,
he was asked to drive the bus but too often would crash
Carter's passes oft resembled ducks,
not too hard to see why he just sux
Short hops, overs, unders and behinds he heaves
Oh how I hope Henson starts soon, so Q leaves
This is my ryhme, I'm sure QC clones will just lambast
To those who do, I'd say just kiss my A$$
David
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05-14-2004
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#2
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Senior Member
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Now tell me how you really feel. LOL
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05-14-2004
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#3
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Senior Member
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Location: | Kentucky |
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Have you thought about a job writing greeting cards. 
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05-14-2004
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Git R Done
Joined: | Apr 2004 |
Location: | NM |
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Well, now you've gone and done it.
Prepare yourself for the inevitable wailing and knashing of teeth that always happens when you spit on the sacred cow.
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05-14-2004
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#5
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Senior Member
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Quincy Haiku
First year he was rushed
Second year Hutch on his back
Third year drive the bus
Last edited by TruBlueCowboy : 05-14-2004 at 03:27 PM.
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05-14-2004
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#6
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Real Man of Genius
Years Donated 2007, 2010, 2011, 2012
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Originally Posted by Tricky-22
Well, now you've gone and done it.
Prepare yourself for the inevitable wailing and knashing of teeth that always happens when you spit on the sacred cow.
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Anytime someone posts a gratuitous and unprovoked slam on Carter, there's always a post like this right afterwards. Only, I never see the "wailing and knashing of teeth" predicted. Is it possible that you're only imagining Cowboys fans unreasonably defending their starting QB?
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05-14-2004
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#7
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Senior Member
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Reality sets in...
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Originally Posted by dbair1967
Since everyone is compelled to dance on Hambrick grave, time to offer up an "ode" to a his backfield mate (who hopefully will be displaced like his comrade Hambrick)
There once was a quarterback named Carter,
Unfortunately for the Cowboys, the starter
Carter's play most weeks was trash,
he was asked to drive the bus but too often would crash
Carter's passes oft resembled ducks,
not too hard to see why he just sux
Short hops, overs, unders and behinds he heaves
Oh how I hope Henson starts soon, so Q leaves
This is my ryhme, I'm sure QC clones will just lambast
To those who do, I'd say just kiss my A$$
David
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I'm not a partisan supporter of the Q. But why some people refuse to give the guy credit for taking us to the playoffs just dumbfounds me. It sure wasn't our running game. Face it, with Q at the helm, driving the bus or whatever, we got to the PLAYOFFS for the first time in years. Does that mean he's the next Aikman? No. But damn open your eyes, take the blinders off, and at least be man enough to give the guy that much credit.
Again, I am not some blind supporter of Q. I think he needs to and can improve. But some of you guys act like we should outright drop the guy that was the QB for every game of the season and with mediocre talent around him, especially at RB, took this team to a 10-6 record and the playoffs.
Could he have played more consistently? Yes. Is he the next coming of Aikman? No. Did he improve over the previous season? Yes.
His work ethic is unquestioned. His drive to be a GREAT player and improve is unquestioned. He wants to be THE MAN for Dallas. He studies Dallas history. He, by his own admission, is a fan of the Cowboys.
So why is it that some people want him outright gone? After he has, and continues to, show improvement. Where is the disconnect here? Again, I honestly do not get it.
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05-14-2004
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Banned
Joined: | Apr 2004 |
Location: | Dallas |
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Quincy Haiku Part Deaux
Second year he mope & pout
Third year we could do without
Fourth year he'll just be put out
Domo Arigato 
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05-14-2004
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#9
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Senior Member
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Originally Posted by BigDPlayer
I'm not a partisan supporter of the Q. But why some people refuse to give the guy credit for taking us to the playoffs just dumbfounds me. It sure wasn't our running game. Face it, with Q at the helm, driving the bus or whatever, we got to the PLAYOFFS for the first time in years. Does that mean he's the next Aikman? No. But damn open your eyes, take the blinders off, and at least be man enough to give the guy that much credit.
Again, I am not some blind supporter of Q. I think he needs to and can improve. But some of you guys act like we should outright drop the guy that was the QB for every game of the season and with mediocre talent around him, especially at RB, took this team to a 10-6 record and the playoffs.
Could he have played more consistently? Yes. Is he the next coming of Aikman? No. Did he improve over the previous season? Yes.
[View Full Quote]His work ethic is unquestioned. His drive to be a GREAT player and improve is unquestioned. He wants to be THE MAN for Dallas. He studies Dallas history. He, by his own admission, is a fan of the Cowboys.
So why is it that some people want him outright gone? After he has, and continues to, show improvement. Where is the disconnect here? Again, I honestly do not get it.
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Carter had 5 good to decent games last year and he had 11 games that were poor now how in the world did he lead this team to the playoffs? I'll give credit where credit is due but Carter had as much to do with taking the Cowboys to the playoffs as Hambrick did. I expect Carter to come in and improve his game a lot more than what he did this past season, he is entering his 4th year and if he can't show major improvement in his game then yes he need to go just like every other former Cowboys QB who have shown as little as he has.
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05-14-2004
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Senior Member
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Originally Posted by Doomsday101
Carter had 5 good to decent games last year and he had 11 games that were poor now how in the world did he lead this team to the playoffs? I'll give credit where credit is due but Carter had as much to do with taking the Cowboys to the playoffs as Hambrick did. I expect Carter to come in and improve his game a lot more than what he did this past season, he is entering his 4th year and if he can't show major improvement in his game then yes he need to go just like every other former Cowboys QB who have shown as little as he has.
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You're blind man. How do you define "poor" games, unspectacular? Look, Hambrick had THREE 100+ games. Didn't Carter pass for something like the most yards in a season in Cowboys history? Again, I'm not a partisan supporter. But, I mean Hambrick sure as hell did not lead this team to the playoffs. Carter had a few very good games, a few very poor games, and most were average games where he didn't exactly light it up but he did enough, and what it took, to win the game.
Maybe I'm insane but to me that sounds like he took the team to the playoffs.
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05-14-2004
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Originally Posted by BigDPlayer
You're blind man. How do you define "poor" games, unspectacular? Look, Hambrick had THREE 100+ games. Didn't Carter pass for something like the most yards in a season in Cowboys history? Again, I'm not a partisan supporter. But, I mean Hambrick sure as hell did not lead this team to the playoffs. Carter had a few very good games, a few very poor games, and most were average games where he didn't exactly light it up but he did enough, and what it took, to win the game.
Maybe I'm insane but to me that sounds like he took the team to the playoffs.
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Sorry I'm not blind. When your walking off the field with QB rating of less that 75.0 you have not had a good game as a QB. As for the running game Dallas ranked 12th in the NFL as a Team our Passing totals were well below that. As for making the playoffs I'll credit the defense who kept Dallas in almost every game and set the offense up in position that at least Cundiff could kick the FG to get some points on the board. If you want to beleive that a QB who is turning the ball over as much as Carter has lead us to the playoffs be my guest
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05-14-2004
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Illegitimi non carborundum
Years Donated 2004, 2007, 2010
Joined: | Apr 2004 |
Location: | Granbury, Texas |
Posts: | 9,087 |
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Originally Posted by flashback
Anytime someone posts a gratuitous and unprovoked slam on Carter, there's always a post like this right afterwards. Only, I never see the "wailing and knashing of teeth" predicted. Is it possible that you're only imagining Cowboys fans unreasonably defending their starting QB?
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Read the post immediately after yours and you can never say "never" again.
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05-14-2004
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Arch Defender
Joined: | Apr 2004 |
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Originally Posted by BigDPlayer
You're blind man. How do you define "poor" games, unspectacular? Look, Hambrick had THREE 100+ games. Didn't Carter pass for something like the most yards in a season in Cowboys history? Again, I'm not a partisan supporter. But, I mean Hambrick sure as hell did not lead this team to the playoffs. Carter had a few very good games, a few very poor games, and most were average games where he didn't exactly light it up but he did enough, and what it took, to win the game.
Maybe I'm insane but to me that sounds like he took the team to the playoffs.
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Carter had very little, if anything to do with this team making the playoffs...almost anyone could have duplicated his mediocrity...
the only legit argument one CAN make is that had we got GOOD or QUALITY play from th QB position, we'd have won 2 or 3 more games and had home field adv throughout the playoffs
if you think Carter was good or average in the vast majority of games, your the one who's blind
David
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05-14-2004
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Senior Member
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Originally Posted by LeonDixson
Read the post immediately after yours and you can never say "never" again.
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I personally saw nothing unreasonable about the post you are talking about.
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