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kingrex · 11-17-2003, 06:07 PM

It seems this is quite the hot issue, in that it's making everyone hot under the collar.

Anyway, avoiding redundancy, Quincy's effectiveness has obviously been hampered by the loss of Galloway. Suddenly, Bryant became the 2nd option rather than the 3rd. So, to say that the Cowboys lost because of Quincy is shortsighted. The question to ask is would the Cowboys be at 7-3 without Quincy? No, Quincy has done everything that can be expected from him. He has done nothing to lose his job, but there is no doubt that more can be expected at that position. So, I expect Quincy will have competition next year.

11-17-2003, 06:07 PM	#4
kingrex Platinum Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 2,229	RE:If the season ended today, would Quincy Carter's job be safe? It seems this is quite the hot issue, in that it's making everyone hot under the collar. Anyway, avoiding redundancy, Quincy's effectiveness has obviously been hampered by the loss of Galloway. Suddenly, Bryant became the 2nd option rather than the 3rd. So, to say that the Cowboys lost because of Quincy is shortsighted. The question to ask is would the Cowboys be at 7-3 without Quincy? No, Quincy has done everything that can be expected from him. He has done nothing to lose his job, but there is no doubt that more can be expected at that position. So, I expect Quincy will have competition next year.