I'm sure this is not what Quincy Carter had in mind 8 years ago

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First of all the Omaha Beef?:laugh2: Second, if this guy could have kept clean he prolly could have made a nice living as a backup in the NFL.

Quincy Carter is back in football, playing for the Abilene Ruff Riders of the Indoor Football League. The former Georgia Bulldogs quarterback, who was arrested in February on a DWI charge in Texas, led the squad to its first win of the season Monday over the Odessa Roughnecks. Carter finished 18-of-31 for 235 yards passing and five touchdowns. The 31-year-old Carter earns the league standard of $200 per game, plus a $50 bonus for every win. His next start is Saturday against the Omaha Beef. -- Atlanta Journal-Constitution
 
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awww yes,, whenever you are unhappy with the current status of our Dallas Cowboys just think back to the Quincy Carter handing off the ball to Troy Hambrick days. A truly grim time in our history.
 
awww yes,, whenever you are unhappy with the current status of our Dallas Cowboys just think back to the Quincy Carter handing off the ball to Troy Hambrick days. A truly grim time in our history.
Sadly, that team won more games than our '08 version.
 
BehindEnemyLinez;2721554 said:
He looks like the neighborhood crackhead offering to wash your car for $10!!

That expression on his face cracks me up everytime! :lmao2: :lmao2:
 
Nav22;2721556 said:
Sadly, that team won more games than our '08 version.

He sure as hell wasn't the reason with his 17 tds and 21 ints :laugh2:

It's amazing that team won 5 games with him at QB.
 
Man i bet he is packing em in at the Taylor County Expo Center.....lmao. Wow! and one road game outta texas. I hope he can cope at least he can stay close to his dealer in texas. That dude is a waste of skin. Go RuffRiders:lmao:




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I'll never understand why guys are willing to throw away so much for something as stupid as weed. I agree with those who think weed is no big deal but until the law changes and it is acceptable why would you risk millions?
 
never really got the fascination with the pic... so the camera caught him in a silly pose... and that's so downright funny - why?
 
xWraithx;2721603 said:
never really got the fascination with the pic... so the camera caught him in a silly pose... and that's so downright funny - why?

He just looks goofy, granted if members in the media was taking pictures of any of us I'm sure they could freeze frame one moment that is not very flattering
 
xWraithx;2721603 said:
never really got the fascination with the pic... so the camera caught him in a silly pose... and that's so downright funny - why?

The photo was taken right after he was released in Oxnard. He's supposedly getting ready to head to the airport.

He just sort of has this quizzical look on his face and his sweats are oversized. Later on, we decided that the theme song to "Sanford & Son" would be good background music for the photo.

It's not Ruby shooting Oswald, but it's a photo that captured a memorable moment that ended an era. It's become a tradition to post it when one of these Quincy articles surfaces.

Losing a job isn't funny. But throwing away the chance to be the Cowboys quarterback is sadly comical.
 
Chief;2721670 said:
The photo was taken right after he was released in Oxnard. He's supposedly getting ready to head to the airport.

He just sort of has this quizzical look on his face and his sweats are oversized. Later on, we decided that the theme song to "Sanford & Son" would be good background music for the photo.

It's not Ruby shooting Oswald, but it's a photo that captured a memorable moment that ended an era. It's become a tradition to post it when one of these Quincy articles surfaces.

Losing a job isn't funny. But throwing away the chance to be the Cowboys quarterback is sadly comical.

fair enough
 
RS12;2721529 said:
First of all the Omaha Beef?:laugh2: Second, if this guy could have kept clean he prolly could have made a nice living as a backup in the NFL.

Quincy Carter is back in football, playing for the Abilene Ruff Riders of the Indoor Football League. The former Georgia Bulldogs quarterback, who was arrested in February on a DWI charge in Texas, led the squad to its first win of the season Monday over the Odessa Roughnecks. Carter finished 18-of-31 for 235 yards passing and five touchdowns. The 31-year-old Carter earns the league standard of $200 per game, plus a $50 bonus for every win. His next start is Saturday against the Omaha Beef. -- Atlanta Journal-Constitution



Not bad...

An ounce of weed costs $140.00 nowdays...so he's good to go for a week or two...

:laugh2:





(i know, you say, how do i know how much it costs?...i really dont...inflation i guess).
 
Chris in SoCal;2721547 said:
awww yes,, whenever you are unhappy with the current status of our Dallas Cowboys just think back to the Quincy Carter handing off the ball to Troy Hambrick days. A truly grim time in our history.

That somehow managed a 10-6 record and a playoff appearance.
 
Sort of off topic, but does anyone remember Parcells telling Hambrick that he (BP) would die before he let Hambrick fail?
 
RoadRunner;2721927 said:
That somehow managed a 10-6 record and a playoff appearance.


And he was amazing! The guy could smoke a defense. He was that good...


I miss him....
 

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