Amen, both had multiple chances to succeed. And rooted for them both at one point, but its obvious both were failures. But at least, cowboys didn't spend high first round picks like Browns,Bengals,Chargers etc. to find out. Thats the only consolation.iceberg said:
Well said. I have nothing against him. I hope he is able to move on with his life & become a productive member of society. I'm not excusing his drug problems, but I do hope he (& anyone in his situation) is able to overcome them & find peace.TonyS said:
Gotta say I loved that headline...superpunk said:Tioo much....copied and pasted for the enjoyment of all.
Quincy Crankcase liberated
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LMAO!!!!!superpunk said:
summerisfunner said:I kept reading it as crackhead at 1st
Yeah, I had to do a second take to make sure too. I was like, what the heck?? 
Yeagermeister said:The Alta Vista BabelFish translation is a little better
Quincy Carter Wednesday May 24, 2006 - (RDS) - quarter-back Quincy Carter was released Wednesday morning by the Larks, a few hours only after it had left the camp of the team. It said being wounded to the groin. Casing, which already played in the NFL with the Cowboys of Dallas and the Jets of New York, battled for a station of substitute with Anthony Calvillo with Nealon Greene and Marcus Brady.
I meant better as in close to a real translationsuperpunk said:
I spit turkey sandwich all over my monitor.superpunk said:Tioo much....copied and pasted for the enjoyment of all.
Quincy Crankcase liberated
Quincy Crankcase Wednesday May 24 2006 - (RDS) - The rear quarter Quincy Crankcase was liberated Wednesday morning by the Larks, some hours only after it left eut the camp of the team. It said to be injured to the groin.
Crankcase, that already played in the NFL with the Cowboys of Dallas and the New York Throws, fought for a deputy public prosecutor post to Anthony Calvillo with Nealon Greene and Marcus Brady.
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