Calling All Q.C. Supporters (Lets talk) - Dallas Cowboys Forum

S.B. Bound · 08-04-2004

First off, ignore the immature comments made by who ever is making them because this is a serious issue for Q.C. & his family.

I must say that I am very very very disappointed and sad for Mr. Q.C. But however if what is speculated to be true is true, then hey what other can we say then "he let us all down". Now we must move on and support our next Q.B. (V.T. or D.H.).

We need to just pray for him & his family, and support our QB now.

S.B. Bound · 08-04-2004

also, I will remove my sig later...

Rude · 08-04-2004

I support all the players on this team. Sucks that carter was cut but I guess we most move on.

I will support Vinny (I really, really think he is going to have a bad year) and I will support Henson (Wishing him the best, not naming him the future of this franchise)

But what happened today is very disappointing

ddh33 · 08-04-2004

I agree. This is such a sad situation. I'm hoping Quincy is able to get his life together, and it has absoluely nothing to do with being the QB of the Dallas Cowboys.

BHendri5 · 08-04-2004

Well, All I can say is LET'S GO SOMEBODY!!!!! at the QB spot for my Beloved Cowboys.

Q will be alright, he'll get another shot with some other team. But he had better learn from this. I thought he had stopped that stuff.

I wonder if he did that on purpose? We know he could have bought something to clean his system before his drug test.

jterrell · 08-04-2004

IF he did fail a test for Cocaine, I cant defend ro support the guy.

IF it was just a football decision I would scream long and hard.

Skeptic · 08-04-2004

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Originally Posted by jterrell

IF he did fail a test for Cocaine, I cant defend ro support the guy.

IF it was just a football decision I would scream long and hard.

Well put.......

TwoDeep3 · 08-04-2004

I am not a Quincy fan. I have been very hard on him for his play in the past.

But this is a sad day for both the player and the team.

The team will not be as good without Quincy.

And the player is in limbo with his future as a pro ball player.

My sympathies go out to those who held Quincy up as their favorite player.

Now is the time we should all come together as fans.

As much as I didn't like him as our starter, Quincy will be missed.

orange julius · 08-04-2004

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Originally Posted by TwoDeep3

I am not a Quincy fan. I have been very hard on him for his play in the past.

But this is a sad day for both the player and the team.

The team will not be as good without Quincy.

And the player is in limbo with his future as a pro ball player.

My sympathies go out to those who held Quincy up as their favorite player.

Now is the time we should all come together as fans.

As much as I didn't like him as our starter, Quincy will be missed.

Great Post, TwoDeep

tyke1doe · 08-04-2004

I'm sorry to see him go down like this also. I hate to see when someone's dreams are ruined because of human fraility. I can emphathize.

But if there's a lesson in all this it's leave that powder alone.

So many kids are enticed into a life of drugs because they can't fight peer pressure or because they don't think they'll get hooked.

Long time ago, someone likely introduced Carter to drugs. And that little voice in his head probably said, "Don't do it. Don't do it."
All the while, another voice was probably saying, "Go ahead and try it. It aint gonna hurt. Everyone's doing it. Besides you can stop any time."

The latter voice won out. And now years down the road, the man has ruin a lucrative career. Who's to say that his level of play isn't related to his addiction.

Be sure your sins will find you out.

Or as Barney Fife would say, "Nip it in the bud."

Bluefin · 08-04-2004

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Originally Posted by jterrell

IF he did fail a test for Cocaine, I cant defend ro support the guy.

IF it was just a football decision I would scream long and hard.

If the release is drug related, I can't defend Carter for his shortcoming but I can still support him.

Q wouldn't be the first or last Cowboy to battle such a problem and he deserves support under such circumstances.

I wouldn't understand the move if it was football related, Parcells just said Carter had a leg up on the competition.

If Q was as bad performance wise as some would like to believe, he never would've made it to this year's camp, IMO.

S.B. Bound · 08-04-2004

Quote:

Originally Posted by jterrell

IF he did fail a test for Cocaine, I cant defend ro support the guy.

IF it was just a football decision I would scream long and hard.

Dude you mean to tell me if your brother had drug problems you wouldn't even pray for him? Its no need to hate some one for there mistakes because we all make them. Now, I can honestly see why J.J. & B.P. got D.H. in here because they knew Q.C. had the potential but was not sure if he had the strength. Great move B.P. and I say that because it had nothing to do with Q.C.'s football abilities.

Nors · 08-04-2004

I am totally stunned

I can't comment till I head exactly what happened