FWST Blog: Still troubled Quincy Carter opens up, says Jerry made billionaire play

[windward]

I agree, we should never EVER draft a QB in the 1st round again. We're on the same page buddy.

More like your comparison was total crap.

 

[Dawgs0916]

I'm not even going to bother reading through 4 pages of what im sure is just negative bashing.

I thought that was one of the better interviews/reporting I have seen in a long time. It was very well put together.

I feel bad for the guy. He clearly has an addiction, and he doesn't do whats necessary to get it taken care of. He has talent, and as he readily admits, he let it all slip away.

You can't do anything except feel for the guy. Theres no need to hate him.

 

[ABQCOWBOY]

:laugh2: I smell a 10-page thread a coming.

Half way there.

 

[Bach]

Half way there.

I'm only one page two.

 

[SLATEmosphere]

I thought marijuana only made you paranoid, not delusional. I learned something new today.

With enough, it will make you delusional.

 

[TellerMorrow34]

You're happy with not winning play off games and Super Bowls? You must have just started being a fan.

So...let me get this straight...Romo isn't good enough, and we should have had someone else here already, because he hasn't won a playoff game or superbowl? yet you were upset they got rid of TO, despite the fact he never won a playoff game or superbowl here.

Interesting.

Should Witten, Barber, D-Ware, and Bigg go as well? I mean they've had multiple years here now to win a superbowl or playoff game and they haven't either.

Or do we only put that blame on one player? When they don't win it's all Romo's fault but if they win it will be a team effort right?

Unbelievable.

I know you don't, which is why I asked.

Oh well...

No shock that he wouldn't bother to answer the question. He doesn't feel like even actually attempting to defend his point of view.

 

[Hostile]

Did this moron actually say he is better than Tony Romo? Without a doubt, this is the dumbest man that gets a microphone stuck in his face and people give credence to his blather. The IFL has as much talent as the NFL except over a long haul? Judas Priest. Your brain cells are all dead Q.

Thank you Bill Parcells. I feel vindicated on my claims that I knew he was going to be released as early as March.

One more time, he was NOT waived because of a failed drug test. That had NOTHING to do with his waiver.

 

[Hostile]

Biggest. Idiot. In history!



But the best part of that vid was seeing the snippets of the grievance with the Parcells interview. He admits he thought that Quincy was "in the tank" and didn't respond well to competition even in 2003. He even admits he almost cut The Q before training camp started the next year. This totally validates what Hos said about how Bill intended for Vinny to start the whole time.

Of course, Quinthy didn't even bother to read the transcript of his own case.

What a disaster area he was. And some of you wonder why some of us are optimistic about this team. Those years were what it's like to be really hopeless.

Thank you.

 

[TellerMorrow34]

Did this moron actually say he is better than Tony Romo? Without a doubt, this is the dumbest man that gets a microphone stuck in his face and people give credence to his blather. The IFL has as much talent as the NFL except over a long haul? Judas Priest. Your brain cells are all dead Q.

Thank you Bill Parcells. I feel vindicated on my claims that I knew he was going to be released as early as March.

One more time, he was NOT waived because of a failed drug test. That had NOTHING to do with his waiver.

It didn't? I honestly didn't know this. I've always been under the impression that he was released because of his failed drug test.

 

[DallasCowpoke]

It also makes you hungry :laugh2:

I'd reply to this, but my fingers are all orange and greasy from a large bag of Funyuns.

 

[the kid 05]

I thought marijuana only made you paranoid, not delusional. I learned something new today.

he was smoking hydro i believe thathas coke mixed with it so that explains the paranoid senses

 

[Hostile]

It didn't? I honestly didn't know this. I've always been under the impression that he was released because of his failed drug test.

No sir. Here is the Q saga from his benching to his waiver.

Quincy had a chronic need to visit Jerry Jones for reassurance. The guy panicked about competition and even tried to racially divide the locker room against Hutch. He was called down by Darren Woodson and Emmitt Smith.

Before the 2002 game against Arizona he was struggling in practice with the routes and reads in Bruce Coslet's Offense. He mentioned it to Joey Galloway and Galloway started cutting off routes so Q could complete the passes.

Then in the film session Coslet got pissed because the plays were not being run the way he had them drawn up. Quincy threw Galloway under the bus. Several guys had to keep Joey from killing him after he did that. He said, "I can't afford the criticism, you can." That is a direct quote.

So in the Arizona game Galloway and the other receivers ran the routes as drawn up, not the way they had practiced and Q was all over the place bad. His worst game ever. In the huddle he basically called them traitors. On the way back to the sidelines in that game there was footage of Emmitt Smith yelling at Q and as he neared the sidelines Jerry and Q got into it.

The first time I shared this story I added this line to it. If you go back and look at where the WRs are and how much YAC they could have gained if the ball had been delivered where Coslet designed it, he could have had one of his best games. Please go back and look if you have that game and can stomach it.

After that game Woodson and Emmitt went to Campo and Coslet and said the team would be better off if Q was benched because he had lost the team. Hutch was brought in and no matter how bad he was, he was never pulled.

Q got the message and he started trying to fix his own image. When Parcells arrived Q was given a clean slate and he performed for Parcells and the man liked him, but he could not trust him.

Then they made the trade for Drew Henson and Q immediately demanded a meeting with Jerry. What was his role here? Why were they undercutting him? All that kind of jazz. It pissed Parcells off. I mean it royally pissed him off.

In March of that year the Cowboys began targeting either Kurt Warner or Vinny Testaverde. I knew as early as March of that year that Q was going to be cut. He had one chance, shine in Training Camp. He didn't and that was why he was cut.

The Dallas Cowboys have worked around positive drug tests before. Why did one test by one guy mean this kind of consipiracy crap? That's just it, it didn't.

I am not guessing about this stuff. Some of the info I have shared with you is directly from players who were in that locker room. Quincy was gone as soon as Vinny was signed. I wish we had signed Kurt Warner but I can't have everything.

 

[Arch Stanton]

No sir. Here is the Q saga from his benching to his waiver.

Quincy had a chronic need to visit Jerry Jones for reassurance. The guy panicked about competition and even tried to racially divide the locker room against Hutch. He was called down by Darren Woodson and Emmitt Smith.

Before the 2003 game against Arizona he was struggling in practice with the routes and reads in Bruce Coslet's Offense. He mentioned it to Joey Galloway and Galloway started cutting off routes so Q could complete the passes.

Then in the film session Coslet got pissed because the plays were not being run the way he had them drawn up. Quincy threw Galloway under the bus. Several guys had to keep Joey from killing him after he did that. He said, "I can't afford the criticism, you can." That is a direct quote.

So in the Arizona game Galloway and the other receivers ran the routes as drawn up, not the way they had practiced and Q was all over the place bad. His worst game ever. In the huddle he basically called them traitors. On the way back to the sidelines in that game there was footage of Emmitt Smith yelling at Q and as he neared the sidelines Jerry and Q got into it.

The first time I shared this story I added this line to it. If you go back and look at where the WRs are and how much YAC they could have gained if the ball had been delivered where Coslet designed it, he could have had one of his best games. Please go back and look if you have that game and can stomach it.

After that game Woodson and Emmitt went to Campo and Coslet and said the team would be better off if Q was benched because he had lost the team. Hutch was brought in and no matter how bad he was, he was never pulled.

Q got the message and he started trying to fix his own image. When Parcells arrived Q was given a clean slate and he performed for Parcells and the man liked him, but he could not trust him.

Then they made the trade for Drew Henson and Q immediately demanded a meeting with Jerry. What was his role here? Why were they undercutting him? All that kind of jazz. It pissed Parcells off. I mean it royally pissed him off.

In March of that year the Cowboys began targeting either Kurt Warner or Vinny Testaverde. I knew as early as March of that year that Q was going to be cut. He had one chance, shine in Training Camp. He didn't and that was why he was cut.

The Dallas Cowboys have worked around positive drug tests before. Why did one test by one guy mean this kind of consipiracy crap? That's just it, it didn't.

I am not guessing about this stuff. Some of the info I have shared with you is directly from players who were in that locker room. Quincy was gone as soon as Vinny was signed. I wish we had signed Kurt Warner but I can't have everything.

Thanks for the info Hos. That fills in a lot of gaps.

 

[goshan]

Hos, I think your story is close to accurate
But the official press release did cite a failed drug test as one of three reasons he was released.
Saying it had nothing to do with it is twisting the facts.

 

[Hostile]

Hos, I think your story is close to accurate
But the official press release did cite a failed drug test as one of three reasons he was released.
Saying it had nothing to do with it is twisting the facts.

No, it isn't. He failed a test, but if he was as clean as a virgin he still was going to be released. The failed test is incidental.

 

[Arch Stanton]

Quite ironic that both Hutch and Q wanted to know what their role was....

 

[Big Country]

WOW! I can imagine how pissed a hands on coach like BP would have been when QBag went over his head to ask Jerry his role on the team... that's divisive as hell...

Very interesting story Hos!! thanks for that

 

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Still troubled Quincy Carter opens up, says Jerry Jones made billionaire power play

Former Cowboys quarterback Quincy Carter says the Cowboys lied about why they released him, admitting he failed a drug test and said it wasnt because of poor performance. He also said if he didn't have a problem with drugs no one would have ever heard of Tony Romo.

Carter, who was recently arrested in Abilene, plays for the Abilene Rough Riders of the Indoor Football League.

Carter opened up to dfwreporting.com senior reporter Kimberly Torres in the following video.

http://dfwreporting.com/2009/05/11/test1/

http://dfwreporting.com/2009/05/11/test/

Clarence E. Hill Jr.



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Hey, Quincy! What are you smoking now?!

 

[Hostile]

WOW! I can imagine how pissed a hands on coach like BP would have been when QBag went over his head to ask Jerry his role on the team... that's divisive as hell...

Very interesting story Hos!! thanks for that

Especially after it was Bill who gave him the clean slate after his 2002 mutiny.

 

[BAT]

Dang, Parcells chose Vinnie over Warner???? Why?