cowboys domination
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What u mean without there star QB & RB out, Unless my eyez are fuckin wit me, Marshall Faulk played the whole game potna, and Warner played, but my folks from the une Roy Mufuckin Williams knocced his bitch ass out!!! So no excuses, because we have a startin WR out the whole year..
YES BABY COWBOYS DOMINATION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Fuck Da Haiderz & 40-Whinerz!!!!!
YES BABY COWBOYS DOMINATION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Fuck Da Haiderz & 40-Whinerz!!!!!
YOUR AN IDIOT!! What the fuck do you know about Quincy Carter anyways. Your ass has no clue of our circumstances. Quincy Carter is a player and a star in the makings.
Quotes of Quincy Carter in College
1998: "The night Quincy Carter played against us, I don't ever
remember a freshman playing that well." - Gerry DiNardo, Head
Coach, LSU
1998: "He reminds me of Daunte Culpepper at Central Florida. He'll only get better and better. He's exactly what everyone is looking for in a quarterback." - Tommy Tuberville, Head Coach,Auburn
1998: "In my opinion, he's the best athlete in the conference." -Tommy Tuberville, Auburn head coach
1998: "Don't call freshman Quincy Carter anything less than great." -- Sam King, sports editor, Baton Rouge Advocate
1998: "I think Quincy Carter is the best freshman quarterback in all of football." - Lee Corso, analyst, ESPN Gameday
1999: "Nobody elevates his teammates the way Carter boosts the Dawgs." - Lindy's National College Football Preview magazine
1999: "He's a legitimate Heisman Trophy Candidate. Every time I see him he has that one arm stretched out (in the Heisman pose)." - Lou Holtz, Head Coach, South Carolina "I think Quincy Carter is a legitimate Heisman Trophy candidate. The thing about him is that he's big, he's strong, he's got a quick release, very active passer. He's a tremendous athlete, mobile. And he does two things that are very underrated and they set him apart from others who may have the physical skills: he's obviously a very smart football player and he's got tremendous peripheral vision. He very seldom puts the ball in jeopardy, he can anticipate rushes, he can find the open receivers, and he can find the open hole. It's like Tiger Woods. Tiger's such a great golfer. But what separates Tiger from everyone else is that he has such great hand-eye coordination. Those are things that don't show up in physical tests."
1999:"He's a leader, he's a competitor, he's durable. He doesn't take many big hits. All you can do is cut off his oxygen and hope he passes out because you worry about getting him down on the ground."
1999:"He's the best pro prospect I've seen in the college ranks in a while. He's got everything you want in a pro quarterback--height, speed, elusiveness, intelligence, strong arm, touch, and peripheral vision." - Lou Holtz, Head Coach, South Carolina
1999: "Having Quincy Carter as your quarterback spoils you because you expect big plays, the fans expect big plays and the coaches expect big plays.....you can argue about who's the best quarterback in the country, but you'd better put Quincy Carter in your argument. If he's not the No. 1 quarterback, I don't know who is." - Mike Gottfried, ESPN analyst
2000: "He beat us the last two years. He's a great athlete, hard to contain, hard to defend. His two years of experience will be a great asset in the coming season." - Hal Mumme, Kentucky head coach
Quotes of Quincy Carter in College
1998: "The night Quincy Carter played against us, I don't ever
remember a freshman playing that well." - Gerry DiNardo, Head
Coach, LSU
1998: "He reminds me of Daunte Culpepper at Central Florida. He'll only get better and better. He's exactly what everyone is looking for in a quarterback." - Tommy Tuberville, Head Coach,Auburn
1998: "In my opinion, he's the best athlete in the conference." -Tommy Tuberville, Auburn head coach
1998: "Don't call freshman Quincy Carter anything less than great." -- Sam King, sports editor, Baton Rouge Advocate
1998: "I think Quincy Carter is the best freshman quarterback in all of football." - Lee Corso, analyst, ESPN Gameday
1999: "Nobody elevates his teammates the way Carter boosts the Dawgs." - Lindy's National College Football Preview magazine
1999: "He's a legitimate Heisman Trophy Candidate. Every time I see him he has that one arm stretched out (in the Heisman pose)." - Lou Holtz, Head Coach, South Carolina "I think Quincy Carter is a legitimate Heisman Trophy candidate. The thing about him is that he's big, he's strong, he's got a quick release, very active passer. He's a tremendous athlete, mobile. And he does two things that are very underrated and they set him apart from others who may have the physical skills: he's obviously a very smart football player and he's got tremendous peripheral vision. He very seldom puts the ball in jeopardy, he can anticipate rushes, he can find the open receivers, and he can find the open hole. It's like Tiger Woods. Tiger's such a great golfer. But what separates Tiger from everyone else is that he has such great hand-eye coordination. Those are things that don't show up in physical tests."
1999:"He's a leader, he's a competitor, he's durable. He doesn't take many big hits. All you can do is cut off his oxygen and hope he passes out because you worry about getting him down on the ground."
1999:"He's the best pro prospect I've seen in the college ranks in a while. He's got everything you want in a pro quarterback--height, speed, elusiveness, intelligence, strong arm, touch, and peripheral vision." - Lou Holtz, Head Coach, South Carolina
1999: "Having Quincy Carter as your quarterback spoils you because you expect big plays, the fans expect big plays and the coaches expect big plays.....you can argue about who's the best quarterback in the country, but you'd better put Quincy Carter in your argument. If he's not the No. 1 quarterback, I don't know who is." - Mike Gottfried, ESPN analyst
2000: "He beat us the last two years. He's a great athlete, hard to contain, hard to defend. His two years of experience will be a great asset in the coming season." - Hal Mumme, Kentucky head coach
Bornsin- you fuckin clown... Quincy Carter has been Outstanding since the Texan game?? Lmao... Your right he's tearin shit up, he's in the spotlight, he's pickin defenses apart!!!!!!! thanks for the laugh! Killer game he had against philly bro! I think he got NFC player of the week for that one.
Tenkamenin- Save his college stats for the for someone who gives a shit or the NFL Europe. Quincy Carter is a college Quaterback PERIOD! A star in the making huh??? have fun for the 3 years you TRY an turn him into a NFL quaterback. Nice pick Jerry Jones!!
Poor Cowboys, I know you guys are trying to ralley around Carter and it really warms the heart.. But lets get serious fellas!
If Carter was quaterbacking for another squad you'd be clowin him.. So hide behind the truth. and keep kiddin yourselves.
Theres a Dark cloud over the cowboys future can anyone tell me what it is?
Tenkamenin- Save his college stats for the for someone who gives a shit or the NFL Europe. Quincy Carter is a college Quaterback PERIOD! A star in the making huh??? have fun for the 3 years you TRY an turn him into a NFL quaterback. Nice pick Jerry Jones!!
Poor Cowboys, I know you guys are trying to ralley around Carter and it really warms the heart.. But lets get serious fellas!
If Carter was quaterbacking for another squad you'd be clowin him.. So hide behind the truth. and keep kiddin yourselves.
Theres a Dark cloud over the cowboys future can anyone tell me what it is?
Considering the running game he has behind him (none), yes, Carter has done an excellent job in every game except the opener. And yes, he was good against philly. That loss was on the D for the most part....He completed 21 of his 34 passes.
Bottom line, hes doin what he needs to do to get the team on track. Theyre 2-2 right now with wins against Tennesse and @ the Rams. They had some ugly losses, but hey, they were 0-4 this time last year.Obviously they are making progress. Ya dig. I'll take that.
Bottom line, hes doin what he needs to do to get the team on track. Theyre 2-2 right now with wins against Tennesse and @ the Rams. They had some ugly losses, but hey, they were 0-4 this time last year.Obviously they are making progress. Ya dig. I'll take that.
LOL!! You have no clue what your talking about..
No I wouldn't be clowning him because I watched Carter in Georgia and I knew what he was about when he came to the pro's. So no stupid..
And yes it's a great pick and he has great numbers so far with a poor blocking team. But your talking out of HATE and not with a clear sense of mind.
Don't go bothering saying he's only a great college QB because you have no clue what he did in college. His style of football is very similiar to the successful black QB's in the NFL, and he hasn't done anything to regress his progress. So if Quincy Carter is just a college QB than Donovan Mcnabb, Michael Vick, Mcnair, Aaron Brooks and Culpepper are just college QB's...YAWWWNNN!! Ignorance runs deeep!!
However if your going to make stupid comments, may I remind you that a lot of QB's weren't chucking the ball down the field when they were young, unless they were like Peyton Manning and paid the price by throwing 30+ interceptions. Donovan Mcnabb wasn't what he was his first year in the pro's, not even after his 10th game. Mcnabb's 10 game of his career:
7-17 49 yards 1 INT
11th game of his career: 19-31 157 yards 2 TD's 1 INT. He wasn't tearing people up defenses averaging 8.26 yards per completion wasn't he?
Quincy Carters 10th game of his career 14-24 241 yards 2 TD's 0INT's. 17.1 yards per completion, I would say thats tearing defenses up
Mcnabb was barely something special after his 12th game. And even Michael Vick is being protected in his offense, he's mostly throwing screens and not down the field. Young QB's are protected and some are fortunate to have a running game. Just loook at Dree Brees at San Diego he only threw for 104 yards last week. 52 of those yards came from one pass, so 9 out of the 10 were only for 52 yards which is 5.7 yards per completion.
Next time you talk, please try talking with some kind of sense, do some math don't speak ignorantly numbers don't lie. If your not smart enough to do that PLEASE label your post with "speaking from an ignorant point of view" THANK YOU
No I wouldn't be clowning him because I watched Carter in Georgia and I knew what he was about when he came to the pro's. So no stupid..
And yes it's a great pick and he has great numbers so far with a poor blocking team. But your talking out of HATE and not with a clear sense of mind.
Don't go bothering saying he's only a great college QB because you have no clue what he did in college. His style of football is very similiar to the successful black QB's in the NFL, and he hasn't done anything to regress his progress. So if Quincy Carter is just a college QB than Donovan Mcnabb, Michael Vick, Mcnair, Aaron Brooks and Culpepper are just college QB's...YAWWWNNN!! Ignorance runs deeep!!
However if your going to make stupid comments, may I remind you that a lot of QB's weren't chucking the ball down the field when they were young, unless they were like Peyton Manning and paid the price by throwing 30+ interceptions. Donovan Mcnabb wasn't what he was his first year in the pro's, not even after his 10th game. Mcnabb's 10 game of his career:
7-17 49 yards 1 INT
11th game of his career: 19-31 157 yards 2 TD's 1 INT. He wasn't tearing people up defenses averaging 8.26 yards per completion wasn't he?
Quincy Carters 10th game of his career 14-24 241 yards 2 TD's 0INT's. 17.1 yards per completion, I would say thats tearing defenses up
Mcnabb was barely something special after his 12th game. And even Michael Vick is being protected in his offense, he's mostly throwing screens and not down the field. Young QB's are protected and some are fortunate to have a running game. Just loook at Dree Brees at San Diego he only threw for 104 yards last week. 52 of those yards came from one pass, so 9 out of the 10 were only for 52 yards which is 5.7 yards per completion.
Next time you talk, please try talking with some kind of sense, do some math don't speak ignorantly numbers don't lie. If your not smart enough to do that PLEASE label your post with "speaking from an ignorant point of view" THANK YOU
Bro save your excuses for someone who gives a shit.
-poorblocking team
-he kicked ass college (just look at all these quotes)
-comparing him to other black quarterbacks which We're not talking about in the first place. And Carter has nothing to do with.
"I knew what he was about when he came to the NFL"
And tell me what that is???
Throw on your #17 jersey and watch your team lose all year..
your Pictures broken down from right to left:
"Ohh shit Galloways open down feild but i have no confidence so i'm gunna try an run"
"fuck i better get rid of it before BY takes my dome off"
"thank god that I'm on this feild AND i'm gettin paid even tho I suck"
"I dont know how to slide becuase i'm an idiot"
-poorblocking team
-he kicked ass college (just look at all these quotes)
-comparing him to other black quarterbacks which We're not talking about in the first place. And Carter has nothing to do with.
"I knew what he was about when he came to the NFL"
And tell me what that is???
Throw on your #17 jersey and watch your team lose all year..
your Pictures broken down from right to left:
"Ohh shit Galloways open down feild but i have no confidence so i'm gunna try an run"
"fuck i better get rid of it before BY takes my dome off"
"thank god that I'm on this feild AND i'm gettin paid even tho I suck"
"I dont know how to slide becuase i'm an idiot"