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Footballguy
You have already quoted (Post #66) and replied (Post #72) to a post, showing you when he served the suspension.Besides being unaware that Quincy Carter is now retired from the NFL, my bet is that you also didn't know Carter was placed in Stage 1 of the NFL Policy & Program For Substances of Abuse when he entered the NFL from his College days with the Georgia Bulldogs.How can he serve a full year suspension without serving a 4 game suspension? That can't happen.FYI,
Failing a drug test in Stage 3 of the NFL Policy & Program For Substances of Abuse results in a ban of not less than one year.
I'm pretty sure Carter was in Stage 3 after his failed test with the Cowboys, as he was already in the program prior to that failed test.
www.nflpa.org
But for arguments sake, let us say Carter never served the four game suspension while with the Jets.
That would mean any team signing him today, would be without Carter for at least the first quarter of the season, as he would still have to serve the four game suspension.
What team is going to sign a QB, who has been out of football for a year, has well documented difficulties with drug addiction, can't play for the first 4 games of the season and is one relapse away from a year ban?
I am sure if you had been aware of the fact that Carter had retired from the NFL and what stage of the NFL Policy & Program For Substances of Abuse Carter was in, when he filed his retirement papers, you would not have even started this thread.
But now that I have made you aware of these surrounding conditions that would prevent Carter from playing at least the first four games, if not an entire season, I do not understand why you would continue with this thread?
