Where is quincy carter

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At Georgia, Carter won the starting job as a freshman, and directed the Bulldogs to a finish, a Peach Bowl win over Virginia, and a No. Carter followed up during his sophomore year leading Georgia to an record, a victory over Purdue in the Outback Bowl, and a No. Despite his injuries and struggles, Carter declared for the NFL draft following his junior season. With no first-round pick in the NFL draft, the Cowboys selected Carter in the second round with the 53rd overall pick.

Coming into training camp, Carter was expected to back up behind veteran quarterback Tony Banks. Carter so impressed head coach Dave Campo, he was named the starter, becoming the first rookie quarterback selected in the second round, to start a week one game in NFL history. Injuries plagued Carter his rookie year and limited him to just eight games.

After the season, in which he split time with Chad Hutchinson, Carter had his breakout season in when new head coach Bill Parcells arrived in town. What's gone wrong with Quincy Carter? Nobody's ever doubted his athleticism. He also played minor league baseball.

My understanding is part of Carter's problem is he deals with a bi-polar disorder. How much that has to do with his drug addiction is anyone's guess. It's sad, really, since I have known some people who are bi-polar: one, a former co-worker, was one of the nicest people I've ever known. Whatever it is, I hope Carter's able to get the help he needs before it's too late.