July 31, 2008 Tony Sparano confirmed that Quincy Carter, 30, is in Davie, Florida to showcase his talents for the DolphinsÂ’ coaches and management, according to the Palm Beach Post.
February 7, 2005 ESPN's Chris Mortenson reports that Quincy Carter has had a setback in his drug rehabilitation and also has a previously unannounced case of bipolar disorder. Carter will be a free agent, and the Jets have expressed interest in having him return as their backup.
February 7, 2005 The New York Times reports that the reason Quincy Carter was away from the team during its playoff run was actually because he had enrolled in a drug rehab program. The Jets had said he was tending to his ill mother. It's unclear whether he was still participating in the NFL's substance abuse program or if he had failed another drug test.
January 14, 2005 Quincy Carter will not be available to back up Chad Pennington on Saturday, according to the New York Daily News. Carter is still in Georgia with his ailing mother. Brooks Bollinger will be the No. 2 quarterback.
January 12, 2005 Quincy Carter left the Jets to be with his ailing mother in Georgia, according to the AP. The team is not sure when Carter will return.
