Where is quincy carter now

He signed with the New York Jets later that fall, and started three games before missing a playoff game due to personal reasons. As it turns out, Carter had been re-admitted to a drug-treatment center, a place, so it was discovered, Carter had been shortly before his release from the Cowboys. That December he had found his way back to Irving, though he could have done without the publicity that involved it.

To put it bluntly, Carter was in jail, suspected of carrying under two ounces of marijuana, a class B misdemeanor. But nobody posted. Not, that is, until Fort Worth Star-Telegram columnist and popular radio talk-show host Randy Galloway heard about it later that afternoon and decided to give Carter a break.

So he called Cowboy Bail Bonds in Garland and gave them his credit card number, setting the troubled Carter free. Carter looked very muscular with no detectable body fat. He looked like one of those athletes who could act as their own body guard. And as the games wore on, Carter looked like he would do two things to establish himself in Cowboys history: become the team's first African-American starting quarterback and pick up the torch left behind by Troy Aikman.

Carter called coach Gerald Dockery and told him he wouldn't be playing in that game. What's gone wrong with Quincy Carter? Nobody's ever doubted his athleticism. He also played minor league baseball. Carter may not have finished the job for the Cowboys. But there's nothing to regret about his contributions inside their home during this football camp.

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