RoadRunner
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So I watched an old game from 2003. Monday Night game vs NYG in NY. Wild finish as Dallas gets a miracle 35-32 win.
Now the thing is that Quincy played a pretty good game other than a pick 6. I got to thinking about Quincy's short career, and it strikes me as a tragedy. They guy wasn't the greatest QB, but he wasn't the worst either. Of the multitude of spare QBs that have come through here between Aikman & Romo, Quincy was the best of the rest.
He even managed a 10-6 playoff appearance under Parcells.
I saw a few Qcar games live at Texas Stadium back then.
Then it all came crashing down for the guy. I never got the full story on the dope situation. All I can remember is that it was weed or maybe coke. I also believe Quincy did not get the same chance to atone for his transgression the way other players have been when they have done equal or worse.
I can't help but feel sorry for the guy. From starter for Dallas to never seen in the NFL again. Did he ever even get a look from another team in a training camp?
Now the thing is that Quincy played a pretty good game other than a pick 6. I got to thinking about Quincy's short career, and it strikes me as a tragedy. They guy wasn't the greatest QB, but he wasn't the worst either. Of the multitude of spare QBs that have come through here between Aikman & Romo, Quincy was the best of the rest.
He even managed a 10-6 playoff appearance under Parcells.
I saw a few Qcar games live at Texas Stadium back then.
Then it all came crashing down for the guy. I never got the full story on the dope situation. All I can remember is that it was weed or maybe coke. I also believe Quincy did not get the same chance to atone for his transgression the way other players have been when they have done equal or worse.
I can't help but feel sorry for the guy. From starter for Dallas to never seen in the NFL again. Did he ever even get a look from another team in a training camp?