joseephuss
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jterrell;1457356 said:Yikes, 10 pages
3 quick points.
1. Dallas should not have been able to cut him as a drug addict--its clearly against NFL bylaws. Not sure its a good rule but we were stuck with other drugged out losers and should have been stuck with this one season.
2. This guy is so out of chances that anyone believing anything he says is absurd.
3. I'd bet dollars to donuts this guy is using more than pot.
Him and Clint Steorner are still battling it out
Didn't Hutch quit altogether and go into coaching?
Any wonder I loved BP/Ireland running drafts lol.
Quincy is not doing anything other than pot. Even the pot is not to blame for the position he is in right now. It is what is between his ears. He just did not have/does not have the mental fortitude that is needed to play NFL football at a high level on the Dallas Cowboys.
That is heavy pressure. Take it down a notch and you can say that he still does not have the mental fortitude to play QB in the NFL period.
I have seen all the knocks on Quincy and most really don't matter as much as his lack of mental toughness. Same for most QBs. Mechanics can be corrected. Arm strength is often over rated. Defenses can learn to be read. What likely can't be changed or improved upon is mental fortitude and toughness. A player either has that or doesn't. Every other thing about a player can be related to it as well. It takes mental toughness to work on learing schemes, study tape, hit the weight room. It takes mental toughness to admit to your mistakes, learn from them and work to correct them. Quincy did not have that while in the NFL and based on these few comments by him, he still doesn't.