[dirno2000]

The adversity that Quincy's been through should make him tougher. He seem to be well grounded and have a good head on his shoulders. He was thrown in too early, but I don't get the logic that he's doomed because of it. Even those who don't like Quincy would have to admit that he throws a better ball now then when he was a rookie (I know, how could he not). He does need to work on his decision making, but that will come with time. If it doesn't, the Quincy haters will get their wish.

As far as the knock that he never does anything positive when he's out of the pocket, what about the 80 yard bomb to Galloway against Carolina. You will say it was luck, but luck is part of the game. "The Catch" was luck, but it's part of the reason Montana's considered the best ever. Quincy had to get out of the pocket and avoid a sack to give himself a chance to make a "lucky play"