Quincy Carter Ready to Start for Battle Wings

[Achozen]

Wear your Cowboys gear

Better yet, the QC jersey he has somewhere in his closet, between the Antonio Bryant and the Joey Galloway jerseys.

 

[SinCityMex]

Is that Flavor FLAV????

 

[Achozen]

The Jon Norris-Quincy Carter era started with a bang in Bossier City. Carter, the former Dallas Cowboys quarterback, made his af2 debut and led the Bossier-Shreveport Battle Wings to 67-52 win over the Ft. Wayne Fusion. Carter completed 20 of 29 attempts for 237 yards and six touchdowns. He threw one interception.

 

[the kid 05]

wow his stats weren't that bad, im shocked they only threw it 29 times though, isn't arena football extremely pass happy?

 

[Achozen]

wow his stats weren't that bad, im shocked they only threw it 29 times though, isn't arena football extremely pass happy?

Very.

They probably ran the ball in on a lot of goal line situations.

My new Avy?

 

[Hostile]

Now that Drew Henson is gone, I've missed our 10 page game threads on the nuances of the latest Rhein Fire game. Maybe I substitute my Rhein Fire jersey and foam #1 hand with Shreveport Battlewings.

:laugh2:

I hope he does well. I really would like to see him get his life back together.

Don't anyone faint. I kept telling you, I don't dislike him as a person. I just didn't like him as a starting QB.

 

[Maikeru-sama]

Yeah, sorry. I don't live by vapid and insipid notions of forgiveness.

Pity? Yeah, I can see pity for the guy.

But the notion of "forgiveness" is inapposite here.

One has to earn well-wishes. He has not earned them. We can excuse or forgive his faults in the sense we do not want him arrested or to go to hell if we are the ones who have the ability to do so. But that's not I am talking about. One has to behave in a manner deserving of well-wishes. If one constantly acts like a lout, then it is an act of moral and intellectual disarmament to take the position that we must wish him well because we must overlook his past actions. If it were correct to do so, then the act condemnation becomes meaningless and the idea of morality is destroyed. We might as well open up our prison cells because we have to forgive!

No, thank you. I could stop having contempt for the guy if he accepted personal responsibility and owned up to his mistakes. Would that he were the kind of person deserving of continued support well-wishes! But he is not. To continue to give him such without his extenuation is an act of enablement on your part.

 

[jimmy40]

This proves one side of the QC debate right, Quincy Carter should be an arena league QB, just like we always said.

 

[Achozen]

This proves one side of the QC debate right, Quincy Carter should be an arena league QB, just like we always said.

actually it didn't prove anything right.

He's in Arena 2, not even in regular Arena Football.

 

[the kid 05]

Very.

They probably ran the ball in on a lot of goal line situations.

My new Avy?

8? lame what happened to good old 17?

 

[the big 88]

His eyes look funny.

That's because he was probably stoned, he's such a waste of talent. All because he couldn't stop smoking weed

 

[jimmy40]

actually it didn't prove anything right.

He's in Arena 2, not even in regular Arena Football.

Good grief, I didn't even know the difference.

 

[Mash]

BattleWings 67 Fort Wayne 52
04/07/2007 10:50 PM

Jason Schule breaks free for another score
The Jon Norris-Quincy Carter era started with a bang in Bossier City. Carter, the former Dallas Cowboys quarterback, made his af2 debut and led the Bossier-Shreveport Battle Wings to 67-52 win over the Ft. Wayne Fusion. Carter completed 20 of 29 attempts for 237 yards and six touchdowns. He threw one interception. He was overshadowed, though, by the spectacular debut of Wings’ defensive back Kendrick Walker. The 3rd-year pro from Abilene Christian intercepted three passes and returned a missed field goal for a touchdown. Late in the game, as Walker came off the field, Carter bowed to him as if to say “We are not worthy.” It was a moment of levity and a nice gesture by Carter, who by all accounts has ingratiated himself to his new teammates.
Jamaal Perry led all Battle Wings receivers with 8 catches for 177 yards and three touchdowns. Anthony Chambers, one of the few players to return from the 2006 Battle Wings squad, caught two fourth quarter touchdown passes. Another returning player, fullback Jason Schule, rushed for two scores and caught a touchdown pass. Schule’s third touchdown of the evening came on the final play of the game as he scampered 45 yards with a simple hand-off around the right side.
Cody Hodges attempted 40 passes for the Fusion, completing 24 with six touchdowns. But, he also threw three interceptions, all of them to Kendrick Walker.
The Battle Wings scored first and never trailed. Their largest lead was 22 points, 42-20 following a Marcus Harris fourth quarter touchdown run.
The game ended with a furious flurry. Ten touchdowns, five by each team, were scored in the fourth quarter.
Defensive lineman Elex Reed, who recorded the Wings’ only sack of the evening, was named the defensive player of the game. Quincy Carter earned offensive honors. In the no-brainer decision of the decade, Kendrick Walker was named Ironman of the game.
The Battle Wings will be at home next Saturday to face the expansion Texas Copperheads.