Some of you guys will love this story - QC Cut *MERGED*

[Waffle]

I hope I'm not the only one that can't stop laughing every time I read "Quincy Crankcase" in these translated articles.

 

[MONT17]

Bledsoe was cut by 2 NFL teams... I dont think he is good enough to make a CFL roster and u can put Henson in that mix as well!!!


Romo would light up the CFL! or at least make a team... unlike any other Cowboy QBs in the past 5 or 6 years!!!

 

[BigDFan5]

Bledsoe was cut by 2 NFL teams... I dont think he is good enough to make a CFL roster and u can put Henson in that mix as well!!!


Romo would light up the CFL! or at least make a team... unlike any other Cowboy QBs in the past 5 or 6 years!!!

you need to stay out of crankcase's private stash

 

[cowboyeric8]

Bledsoe was cut by 2 NFL teams... I dont think he is good enough to make a CFL roster and u can put Henson in that mix as well!!!


Romo would light up the CFL! or at least make a team... unlike any other Cowboy QBs in the past 5 or 6 years!!!

you can't be serious, can you?

and quite frankly Crankcase can't play in Arena either, way to many split decisions to make, and you have to have at least half a brain.

 

[SuspectCorner]

i'm not relishing this fella's further tail-spin. pull up QC.

**** football. i hope you get your life on track.

 

[Jarv]

Wow, all I can say is that I was sooooo wrong.

I have always been a QC backer....

 

[WoodysGirl]

QB Carter calls getting cut by Alouettes 'a joke'

Blue Bombers recruit two import kickers

Herb Zurkowsky, Montreal Gazette; CanWest News Service; with files from The Canadian Press

Published: Thursday, May 25, 2006

ST. JEAN, Que. - Less than a week into training camp, quarterback Quincy Carter is out of the Montreal Alouettes' picture. And Carter, who played in the National Football League with the Dallas Cowboys and the New York Jets, wonders whether he was ever in it.

"This is a joke ... an insult," Carter said Wednesday afternoon, hours after the Canadian Football League team announced his release. "I was throwing all over the field, from either hashmark, with ease. And we were practising in (an indoor facility), so I couldn't throw as deep as I wanted."

Carter signed with the Alouettes in early April and was attempting to make a comeback after a year away from the game. He had been released by the Cowboys shortly after the start of camp in 2004 after failing a drug test, only to subsequently sign with the Jets. He claimed in an interview last week to being drug-free for close to two years.

Training camp lasts only three weeks, consisting of two exhibition games, so the coaching staff relies heavily on practice performance. Quarterbacks in particular are charted extensively on their passes and reads to see if they understand the concepts of the Als' offence.

Head coach Don Matthews said Carter's release was performance related. "Someone had to go. He was the obvious choice. He had the lowest grades."

Carter, predictably, challenged that assessment. He also claimed he had several conversations behind closed doors with general manager Jim Popp, during which he was told he'd back up starter Anthony Calvillo.

The GM denied Carter's statement.

"All players have to earn their spot," Popp said. "I've never promised players anything. That's not my style. Other than that, I'm not going to get into a he-said, she-said debate. This was strictly performance related."

Carter's release leaves the Als with four quarterbacks -- Calvillo, Nealon Greene, Marcus Brady and CFL rookie Scott McBrien. Greene played under Matthews at Toronto and Edmonton.

At Winnipeg, the Blue Bombers signed import kickers Brian Claybourn (Western Kentucky) and Kirk Yliniemi (Oregon State), filling a void created when Duncan O'Mahony didn't show up at training camp over the weekend.

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[RealCowboyfan]

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=2456815

It wasn't because of drugs Quincy have go cut.... correction people...

Montreal officials emphasized that the roster move was based on Carter's early camp performances and not on any off-field issues.

One source with the Alouettes said that Carter had not been able to quickly shake the rust -- he did not play in the NFL last season -

But the fact remains that....

Carter compiled a 10-6 record as a starter in 2003, his best season in three years with the team, and Dallas earned a wild-card berth. The Cowboys have not qualified for the playoffs since his departure.

A former University of Georgia standout, Carter was chosen by the Cowboys in the second round of the 2001 draft, after having been personally evaluated by Dallas owner Jerry Jones. In his three seasons with the Cowboys, he appeared in 31 games, all as a starter.

:starspin

 

[RealCowboyfan]

Bledsoe was cut by 2 NFL teams... I dont think he is good enough to make a CFL roster and u can put Henson in that mix as well!!!


Romo would light up the CFL! or at least make a team... unlike any other Cowboy QBs in the past 5 or 6 years!!!

good point...:starspin

 

[RealCowboyfan]

who the hell is quincy carter???

you must not be a Cowboys fan than if you don't know who he is imposter...

 

[RealCowboyfan]

And people making up stuff talking about a Crankcase... which is false he got cut because they claim his lack performance... He's been out of football for a year...

Look at Mike Williams he was a monster at USC and came to the NFL and had a pitiful first year.

Second year? we shall soon see.

Let's find out.:starspin

 

[BrAinPaiNt]

Please just drop the stupid, old and annoying troll act.